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Overview
- C++
- Computer programming
- C++ Standard Library
- Library Software library
- Data structures
- List List (computing)
- Set Set (computer science)
- Containers Container (data structure)
- Execution Run time (program lifecycle phase)
- Program Computer program
- Dynamic memory allocation
- Allocation and deallocation Manual memory management
- Programmer
- Alexander Stepanov
- Standard Template Library
- Memory model C memory model
- Pointer Pointer (computer programming)
- Reference Reference (C++)
- C++ standard
- Abstraction Abstraction (computer science)
- Performance Computer performance
- Memory pools Memory pool
- Shared memory Shared memory (interprocess communication)
- Garbage-collected Garbage collection (computer science)
- Memory footprint
Background
- Andrew Koenig Andrew Koenig (programmer)
- Bjarne Stroustrup
- Persistent storage Persistence (computer science)
- Template arguments Template (programming)
- Compiler
- Type definitions Typedef
- Integral types Integer (computer science)
- Instances Object (computer science)
- 2011 revision of the C++ Standard C++11
- Weasel words Weasel word
Requirements
- Class C++ classes
- Locality Locality of reference
- Placementnew Placement new
- Destructor Destructor (computer science)
- Copy-constructible Copy constructor
Custom allocators
- Operator new New (C++)
- Malloc
- .mw-parser-output .monospaced{font-family:monospace,monospace}std::vector Sequence container (C++)
- Memory fragmentation Fragmentation (computer)
- Lifetime Object lifetime
- Boost C++ Libraries
- Debugging
- Overruns Buffer overrun
- I have a dream
- Scott Meyers
- Andrei Alexandrescu
- Modern C++ Design
- Portable Software portability
- The C++ Programming Language
- Optimization Optimization (computer science)
- Defaults Default argument
- Types Class (computer science)
- Argument Parameter (computer science)
- Vector Vector (C++)
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allocators memory allocator standard library custom containers pointer stl types allocation stepanov model performance may template reference type used default
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