These of 2 of the probably many ways of declaring arrays (and allocating memory for them) in c++ 1. int a[3];
guys! Out of curiosity – the following code would probably not be legal, would it? T *p = ::operator new(sizeof(T)); // allocate memory for a T
I have a simple question.I have a few files, one file is around ~20000 lines. It has 5 fields, have some other adt (vectors and lists), but those do not cause a segfault.
After reading some tutorials I am still unclear on some points about memory management in C++. 1. when a class declared with the new operator goes out of scope is its destructor called and memory fre
Memory manageme开发者_运维技巧nt has me confused again -- In my .h file, I have: @property (nonatomic,retain) NSMutableDictionary *properties;
I am using COM Excel Application class in C#. I handled the WorkbookBeforeClose. But now I can\'t release the COM objects properly.
We have a production environment wher开发者_开发技巧e we host more then 100 sites, consisting of .net 3.5 Web Applications.
I want to design a C++ class for multidimensional arrays. By multidimensional I mean 1d, 2d, 3d, etc. The class supports element by element addition and scalar multiplication operators. Assume A and B
It might look silly, but I\'m kind of confused about this now. Why this program won\'t consume all the memory?
I was reading up on Virtual Memory and from what I understand is that each process has its own VM table that maps VM addresses to Physical Addresses in real memory. So if a process allocated objects c
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