Memory as a Programming Concept in C and C

Memory as a Programming Concept in C and C++

by  Frantisek Franek  

Cambridge University Press 2004 (272 pages)

ISBN:052181720X

This methodical text aspires to present various information relevant to operating systems, computer architecture, compilers, principles of programming languages, and C and C++ programming, specifically.

Table of Contents
	Memory as a Programming Concept in C and C++
	Chapter 1	-	Introduction
	Chapter 2	-	From Source File to Executable File
	Chapter 3	-	Variables and Objects; Pointers and Addresses
	Chapter 4	-	Dynamic Allocation and Deallocation of Memory
	Chapter 5	-	Functions and Function Calls
	Chapter 6	-	One-Dimensional Arrays and Strings
	Chapter 7	-	Multi-Dimensional Arrays
	Chapter 8	-	Classes and Objects
	Chapter 9	-	Linked Data Structures
	Chapter 10	-	Memory Leaks and Their Debugging
	Chapter 11	-	Programs in Execution: Processes and Threads
	Appendix One	-	Hanoi Towers Puzzle
	Appendix Two	-	Tracing Objects in C++
	Appendix Three	-	Tracing Objects and Memory in C++
	Appendix Four	-	Thread-Safe and Process-Safe Reporting and Logging Functions
	Glossary
	List of Figures