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Sunday, May 14, 2006

Advanced C++ part 1

This article series will be talking about advanced C++ concepts.

Prerequisites:
Solid understanding of programming. A sense of OOP. Understanding pointers. A slight idea about threads and concurrency. Imagination and enthusiasm.

Assumption:
I assume you can compile and run any C++ program and know how to handle any syntax error you get.

It will contains this topics:

  1. Necessary introduction about the compilation process.
  2. 'new' buffer allocation.
  3. Thread-safety using 'volatile'.
  4. Exceptions.
  5. Namepsaces and anonymous namespaces.
  6. General usages of the 'using' keyword.
  7. const pointers and const references.
  8. Real time type-id.
  9. Templates.
  10. Introduction to STL.
  11. Template meta-programming.
  12. General topics like executable file encryption.
Stuff I will NOT talk about :
  1. No function pointers.
  2. Nothing related to common OOP (i.e. no inheritance, no operator overloading, no friend classes, no virtual functions/overriding).
  3. Nothing about visual programming.
  4. Nothing about managed C++.
  5. Nothing about programming style guidelines.
There is other topics I want to talk about, like signals ( <csignal> header file ) but probably I won't.
I will start publishing them as soon as I can, but I don't think I can do it before the exams.
As I publish each part, I will associate links and book titles for further reading.

6 comments:

Mohammad Alaggan said...

I have decided to release these articles in PDF format will be better. It's in a form of a book, 11 chapters.

Hanaa Tag el Dain said...
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Mohammad Alaggan said...

if u have read all the post you would have known that i will not talk abt OOP aslan ;)

Ramy Mahrous said...

Good idea nabil I am waiting I want to high my skills in C/C++ really I am waiting it, start :)

Anonymous said...

So .. This is The Advanced C++ Lesons :)

Come on Nabile We are Waiting .. GOO

Ahmed M. Farrag said...

7 months later: c'mon Nabil we're still waiting