C++ standard library

C++ standard library

1. MODULE 23a - C++ NAMESPACES 2
• C++ library entities such as functions and classes are declared or/and defined in one or more standard headers. To make use of a library entity in a program, as in C program, we have to include them using the include preprocessor directive, #include.
• The Standard C++ library headers as shown in Table 23.1 together with the 16 Standard C headers (C++ wrappers - get the ideas of the wrappersswig.org) shown in Table 23.2, constitute an implementation of the C++ library.
• If you want to use functions, structure, macros and other built-in item available in the Standard C headers in C++ programming environment or ISO/IEC C++ compilers, use the C++ wrappers.
• These C++ wrappers are C headers that prefixed by c character such as from .
• Other than those ISO/IEC C and ISO/IEC C++ Standard headers should be implementation dependant, it is non standard. Keep in mind that there are a lot more non standard headers that you will find.
2. C Standard Library Reference Tutorial
3. Useful resources:: ISO/IEC standard
4. C library function - malloc()
5. The C++ Standard Library Tutorial
6. C++ New Library - operator delete[]
7. operator delete, operator delete[]
8. new and delete operators
9. delete() in C++
10. new and delete operators in C++ for dynamic memory
11. My Rant on C++'s operator new
12. Why shouldn't C++ operator new/delete/variants be in header files?
13. C++ Memory Management: new and delete
14. An Introductory STL tutorial
15. Practical Guide to STL
16. How to wrap an MFC collection into an STL compliant iterator with the Boost iterator_facade
17. find_first_of: A performance pitfall among the STL algorithms
18. An Addition to Smart List classes