Effective C++ Programming Workshop -Singapore -OCT 11-15th 2010
The C++ Language Basics A quick contrast on features of C++ & C A simple C++ program A C++ build Phase Exploring GNU Tool chains for debugging skills Cascading of I/O operators Type compatibility Scope resolution operator Pointers and arrays Const qualifiers with pointers Storage classes Memory Allocation new delete Functions in C++ Strict prototyping Inline functions Default arguments Return by reference Function overloading Pass by value, address and reference Classes and Objects Class declaration & object mechanism Access specifiers Separating interface from implementation Inline member functions Nested member functions Memory allocation for objects Objects & references Constructors and Destructors Definition & declaration Characteristics of constructors Overloaded constructors Copy constructor Destructors Dynamic constructors Array of objects Use of constructors Constructors and Destructors Managing the heap Constructors & Destructors – internal behaviour Passing objects Objects & references Copy constructor Overloading copy constructor Objects & references Copy constructor Overloading copy constructor Returning objects Returning object references Passing & returning pointers to objects Static members and objects on the heap Static members of a class Static data members Static member functions A discussion on static members Objects on the heap The this pointer Friend and classes Object communication Friend functions Friend classes Const objects and const member functions Object composition & destruction mechanism Boundary classes & object interfaces Operator Overloading The operator function Operators that cannot be overloaded Overloading unary operators Overloading Binary operators Using member functions & friend functions – when to use what Interpreting the operator function call Function overloading the operator function The assignment operator Implicit overloading mechanism Explicit overloading mechanism Returning objects & assignment operator Overloading >> & << operators Cascading operators & returning reference Overloading new & delete operators Special operator overloads operator == , operator [ ], operator ( ), operator –>, operator comma (,) Inheritance The inheritance mechanism Types of inheritance Single level, multi level, multiple, hierarchical, hybrid Inheritance – is it allocation or accessibility The protected access specifier Inheritance in private, protected & public mode Constructors & destructors in a derived class Multiple inheritance Virtual Base class Invoking base class constructors Why a constructor is not inherited Is-a & Has-a relationship Nested classes & Containership Runtime Polymorphism, Virtual Functions & Dynamic Binding Pointers & Classes Pointers to Class Members Method overriding Base class pointers & derived class objects Virtual functions Virtual functions & base class pointers Virtual functions & base class reference Dynamic Binding v/s Early Binding Pure virtual functions Virtual destructors Abstract classes & applications Runtime Type Identification & Casting Operators RTTI Runtime Polymorphism & RTTI typeid & type_info Application illustration using Base class pointer Passing pointers to functions Function receiving references Factory methods & RTTI Template classes & RTTI The Casting operators dynamic_cast const_cast static_cast reinterpret_cast Exception Handling Exception handling fundamentals try, catch & throw Using multiple catch The ‘catch all’ exception handler Nested try blocks Rethrowing an exception & overruling a function’s return value Restricting Exceptions – the throw list Handling derived class exceptions Setting the terminate and unexpected handlers Application of Exception handling Templates Generic functions & Data abstraction Function templates Explicitly specializing a function template Overloading Function Template Using standard parameters A Generic Sort algorithm Generic Classes (Class template) Using more than one generic type Using non-type arguments & default arguments Explicit Specializations Applications of templates - a Stack template Template template parameter Design of STL Techniques of Usage Note: This is a generic content & can be customized for individual needs! Introduction: This course introduces the C++ language for use on real time and embedded applications. The first part of the course focuses on the language itself, highlighting areas of concern for real-time and embedded development. The latter part covers the application of C++ to real-time systems including interrupt handling and concurrency issues. If a C++ course does not cover these fundamental issues you may find you still have a lot to learn after the training. Attendees perform hands on embedded programming, on PC during course practical. Target hardware may be used on need basis. Approximately 50% of the course is given over to practical work. Objectives: • To provide an understanding of the essentials of the C++ programming language. • To give you practical experience of writing C++ for realtime & embedded systems. • To give you the confidence to apply these new concepts to your next real-time project. Pre-requisites: • A working knowledge of C Who Should Attend? The course is designed for real-time engineers who are embarking on a project using C++ for the first time. It is also targeted at developers currently reluctant to move to C++ from C as they believe it poses too great an overhead. This course will clearly demonstrate both the strengths and weaknesses of C++ versus C. Duration: Five days. Registration: Click Here For More Info. Please log on to www.embeddedact.com Or Call us: MY +603-22725945 / SG +65-65679002 EACT Technologies Singapore / Malaysia www.eact-tech.com www.embeddedact.com train...@eact-tech.com
