C++11新特性综述

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An Overview of the New C++ (C++11/14)

Specification of the latest version of C++(“C++11”) was completed in 2011, and many compilersnow offer a wealth offeatures from the revised language. And such features!auto-declared variables reduce typing drudgeryand syntactic noise; Unicode, threading support, andalignment control addressimportant functionality gaps; and rvaluereferences and variadic templates facilitate the creationof more efficient, more flexible libraries. The standardlibrary gains resource-managing smart pointers, newcontainers, additional algorithms, support for regularexpressions, and more. Altogether, C++11 offersmuch more than “old” C++. Thisintensively technical seminar introduces the most importantnew features in C++11 and explains how to get the most outof them.

That's not all. A feature-complete draft of C++11's successor, "C++14," has now been adopted, and this course also covers select C++14 features. These include deduced function return types; reader/writer locks; and extensions to lambda expressions (auto and variadic parameters, generalized captures). You won't find a more up-to-date examination of the new C++ anywhere!

Course Highlights

Participants will gain:

• Knowledge of the most important C++11 and C++14 features andhow they help produce better programs.
• Insights into how new features solve importantproblems.
• Understanding of which features are useful primarily to library writers,which to classauthors, and which to virtually all C++ developers.
• Availability information regarding which features areavailable on which platforms.

Who Should Attend

Designers and developers who are using, consideringusing, or wish to know about the expanded capabilities ofC++11/14. Attendees should be experienced with C++ andcomfortable with its primary features (e.g., classes,templates, inheritance, STL, etc.). Familiarity with threadingconcepts (e.g., threads and mutexes) ishelpful, but is not essential.

Format

Lecture and question/answer. There are no hands-onexercises, but participants are welcome –encouraged! – to bring computers to experimentwith the material as it is presented.

Length

Three full days (six to seven lecture hours per day).

Detailed Topic Outline

• The History and Vocabulary of C++ Evolution
• Sample Program: C++98 vs. C++11
• Features for Everybody:
  • auto for Type Declarations
  • Range-Based for Loops
  • “>>” as Nested Template Closer
  • nullptr
  • Enhanced enums
  • Unicode characters and strings
  • Raw string literals
  • Uniform initialization syntax
  • Initializer lists
  • Lambda Expressions
  • Template Aliases
  • Threading Support
  • Library Enhancements:
    • New Container Features
    • Smart Pointers (shared_ptr, weak_ptr, unique_ptr)
    • Hash Tables
    • Singly-Linked Lists
    • Fixed-Size Arrays
    • Tuples
    • Regular Expressions
    • Generalized Functors(function)
    • Generalized Binder (bind)
    • New Algorithms
    • Other New Library Functionality
• Features Primarily for Class Authors:
  • Move Support, Rvalue References, and Perfect Forwarding
  • default Member Functions
  • delete Functions
  • Default Member Initialization
  • Delegating Constructors
  • Inheriting Constructors
• Features Primarily for Library Authors:
  • Static Assertions
  • explicit Conversion Functions
  • Variadic Templates
  • decltype
  • Alignment control (i.e., alignof, alignas, etc.
• More C++11 Features (Overview)
• More C++14 Features (Overview)
• Removed and Deprecated Features (Overview)
• Sources for Further Information

For more information on this course, contact Scott directly.

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