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Memory as a Programming Concept in C and C++ Frantisek Franek
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

There are a lot of alternatives to this approach. Because there are no memory management concepts used here, there is no general solution to this problem and the programmer makes errors for sure as the code grows. However, as a long-time C++ and C# programmer myself, I have to say that even though C++ is often the wrong choice, there are still many, many situations in which it's the only choice: 1) Cutting-edge 3D games. I would love to see some presentation or article /blog post/write up on shared memory programming in C++(boost, poco or whatever else). 2) Graphical and And for any application where you need explicit control over large amounts of memory – for example, if you're building an RDBMS – C#'s garbage-collected approach is a deal-breaker. This was used when programming “the old way” in C or C++, when alternative techniques where not so widely known, but you usually don't see this anymore in modern code. Is to figure out when (and how) to free the allocated memory. Collection of Free online C, C++ and C# books. And I think EVERY programmer should have used a language that requires you to allocate and free memory (it is much easier now with the latest C++ standard and stuff like smart pointers but you still need to understand how new and delete work in order If you have been programming in Java, Scala, Ruby or Python for the last decade and never touched C or C++, now with C++11 I think it is time to learn C++11 and improve your programming skills while doing so. Sun May 05, 10:31:00 PM PDT · Post a Comment · Older Post Home.