Episode
Stephan T. Lavavej: Core C++, 1 of n
In part 1, STL focuses on Name Lookup, which is a surprisingly complex process.
Remember Herb Sutter's great GotW post (#30, to be precise) on Name Lookup? Here's the problem from that post, to refresh your memory (Thanks to Herb for providing information like this on GotW!):
In the following code, which functions are called? Why? Analyze the implications?
namespace A { struct X; struct Y; void f( int ); void g( X ); }
namespace B { void f( int i ) { f( i ); // which f()? } void g( A::X x ) { g( x ); // which g()? } void h( A::Y y ) { h( y ); // which h()? } } We recommend you watch this entire episode before playing around with Herb's sample above (and don't read the GotW answer, either! That's cheating. Learn from STL. He's an outstanding teacher, as you know.)
Please supply feedback on this thread, especially as it relates to what you'd like STL to focus on in subsequent episodes. For part 2, STL will focus on Template Argument Deduction.
Tune in. Enjoy. Learn.
In part 1, STL focuses on Name Lookup, which is a surprisingly complex process.
Remember Herb Sutter's great GotW post (#30, to be precise) on Name Lookup? Here's the problem from that post, to refresh your memory (Thanks to Herb for providing information like this on GotW!):
In the following code, which functions are called? Why? Analyze the implications?
namespace A { struct X; struct Y; void f( int ); void g( X ); }
namespace B { void f( int i ) { f( i ); // which f()? } void g( A::X x ) { g( x ); // which g()? } void h( A::Y y ) { h( y ); // which h()? } } We recommend you watch this entire episode before playing around with Herb's sample above (and don't read the GotW answer, either! That's cheating. Learn from STL. He's an outstanding teacher, as you know.)
Please supply feedback on this thread, especially as it relates to what you'd like STL to focus on in subsequent episodes. For part 2, STL will focus on Template Argument Deduction.
Tune in. Enjoy. Learn.
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