3.C++.Programming.Language.4th.Edition.2013

Contents iii Preface v Preface to the Fourth Edition ...................................................... v Preface to the Third Edition ........................................................ ix Preface to the Second Edition ..................................................... xi Preface to the First Edition ......................................................... xii Part I: Introductory Material 1. Notes to the Reader ..................................................................... 3 2. A Tour of C++: The Basics ......................................................... 37 3. A Tour of C++: Abstraction Mechanisms ................................... 59 4. A Tour of C++: Containers and Algorithms ............................... 87 5. A Tour of C++: Concurrency and Utilities ................................. 111 Part II: Basic Facilities 133 6. Types and Declarations ............................................................... 135 7. Pointers, Arrays, and References ................................................ 171 8. Structures, Unions, and Enumerations ........................................ 201 9. Statements ................................................................................... 225 10. Expressions ................................................................................. 241iv Contents 11. Select Operations ........................................................................ 273 12. Functions ..................................................................................... 305 13. Exception Handling .................................................................... 343 14. Namespaces ................................................................................. 389 15. Source Files and Programs .......................................................... 419 Part III: Abstraction Mechanisms 447 16. Classes ........................................................................................ 449 17. Construction, Cleanup, Copy, and Move .................................... 481 18. Overloading ................................................................................. 527 19. Special Operators ........................................................................ 549 20. Derived Classes ........................................................................... 577 21. Class Hierarchies ........................................................................ 613 22. Run-Time Type Information ....................................................... 641 23. Templates .................................................................................... 665 24. Generic Programming ................................................................. 699 25. Specialization .............................................................................. 721 26. Instantiation ................................................................................ 741 27. Templates and Hierarchies .......................................................... 759 28. Metaprogramming ....................................................................... 779 29. A Matrix Design ......................................................................... 827 Part IV: The Standard Library 857 30. Standard Library Summary ......................................................... 859 31. STL Containers ........................................................................... 885 32. STL Algorithms .......................................................................... 927 33. STL Iterators ............................................................................... 953 34. Memory and Resources ............................................................... 973 35. Utilities ........................................................................................ 1009 36. Strings ......................................................................................... 1033 37. Regular Expressions .................................................................... 1051 38. I/O Streams ................................................................................. 1073 39. Locales ........................................................................................ 1109 40. Numerics ..................................................................................... 1159 41. Concurrency ................................................................................ 1191 42. Threads and Tasks ....................................................................... 1209