Owen-Mak / SenecaOOP345-attic

This folder, attic, contains code fragments. Like most attics, this attic needs a good cleaning. Some fragments are from the usual places on the web, cplusplus.com, stackoverflow, etc. Some fragments are DIY code written in class. Some fragments are as-is as found on the web while others are heavily modified to make work or add functionality. Some fragments are useful, some are not. Most fragments work, some don't. Notable Useful Fragments ======================== fastforward.cpp - a summary of OOP345. funcptr.cpp - examples of the many ways of passing function names to other functions: direct call, c-style function pointer, c++-style function pointer, function object (functor), lambda, bind examples of intersting functions to pass function to: thread, async, packaged_task sp?.cpp - smart pointer resources mi-*.cpp - multiple inheritance resources, clone+diamond problem theading?01?.cpp - threading101?.cpp - basic threading, mutexes - threading201?.cpp - futires and promises - threading301?.cpp - async, packaged_task - threading401?.cpp - how things were done before async + packaged task thread-*.cpp - cool thread code, such as thread pools ll*.cpp - linked list code moveSimple.cpp - move semantics stl-calc-*.cpp - postfix calculator using stl stack, list, vector, deque containers vectorchar*.cpp - how to make a string class mased on std::vector<char> dp-composite*.cpp - composite (tree) design pattern code alarmsetjmp.cpp + setjmp*.cpp - use alarm and setjmp to do interesting things swap.cpp - swapping data in place (without using a temporary) using xor and add operators. asmlist.cpp - how to generate an in-line assembler listing of the code generated by the compiler popen.cpp - how to start up a pipe to a program and read the output from the program folder threading-concurrency_in_action - pdf and sample code from Concurancy in Action book

This folder, attic, contains code fragments.

Like most attics, this attic needs a good cleaning.

Some fragments are from the usual places on the web, cplusplus.com, stackoverflow, etc.

Some fragments are DIY code written in class.

Some fragments are as-is as found on the web while others are heavily modified to make work or add functionality.

Some fragments are useful, some are not.

Most fragments work, some don't.

Notable Useful Fragments

fastforward.cpp - a summary of OOP345.

funcptr.cpp - examples of the many ways of passing function names to other functions: direct call, c-style function pointer, c++-style function pointer, function object (functor), lambda, bind examples of interesting functions to pass function to: thread, async, packaged_task

sp?.cpp - smart pointer resources

mi-*.cpp - multiple inheritance resources, clone+diamond problem

template-simple.cpp - simple example of class and function template

theading?01?.cpp - threading101?.cpp - basic threading, mutexes - threading201?.cpp - futures and promises - threading301?.cpp - async, packaged_task - threading401?.cpp - how things were done before async + packaged task

thread-*.cpp - cool thread code, such as thread pools

ll*.cpp - linked list code

cirq.cpp - circular linked list or q

moveSimple.cpp - move semantics

stl-calc-*.cpp - postfix calculator using stl stack, list, vector, deque containers

vectorchar*.cpp - how to make a string class based on std::vector

dp-composite*.cpp - composite (tree) design pattern code

alarmsetjmp.cpp + setjmp*.cpp - use alarm and setjmp to do interesting things

swap.cpp - swapping data in place (without using a temporary) using xor and add operators.

asmlist.cpp - how to generate an in-line assembler listing of the code generated by the compiler

popen.cpp - how to start up a pipe to a program and read the output from the program

ocl_c++11.cpp - how to run a minimal OpenCL program on a GPU using C++11 features

folder threading-concurrency_in_action - pdf and sample code from Concurancy in Action book