Thinking In C++. Volume 2: Practical Programming

exception handling · 33; asynchronous events · 76; atomic allocations for safety · 52; automatic type conversions · 42; bad_cast Standard C++ library exception type · 61; bad_exception class · 65; bad_typeid Standard C++ library exception type · 61; catching any exception · 44; class hierarchies · 43; cleaning up the stack during a throw · 48; constructors · 48, 50, 80; destructors · 48, 56, 80; domain_error Standard C++ library exception type · 61; ellipses · 44; exception class · 58; exception class, what( ) · 59; exception handler · 39; exception hierarchies · 79; exception matching · 42; exception Standard C++ library exception type · 60; incomplete objects · 48; inheritance · 43; invalid_argument Standard C++ library exception type · 61; length_error Standard C++ library exception type · 61; logic_error Standard C++ library exception type · 60; memory leaks · 48; multiple inheritance · 79; naked pointers · 50; object slicing and exception handling · 42; out_of_range Standard C++ library exception type · 61; overhead of · 81; programming guidelines · 75; references · 54, 80; resource management · 50; runtime_error class · 58; runtime_error Standard C++ library exception type · 60; set_terminate( ) · 46; set_unexpected( ) · 63; specification · 62; specifications and inheritance · 68; specifications, covariance · 69; specifications, when not to use · 70; stack unwinding · 38; Standard C++ library exception type · 60; Standard C++ library exceptions · 58; terminate( ) · 65; termination vs. resumption · 41; testing · 104; throwing & catching pointers · 80; throwing an exception · 37; typical uses of exceptions · 77; uncaught exceptions · 45; unexpected( ) · 63; when to avoid · 75; zero-cost model · 83

exception hierarchies · 79

exception neutral · 74

exception safety · 70

exception specifications · 62; covariance of · 69; inheritance · 68; when not to use · 70

exclusion, mutual, in threads · 749

Executors, ZThread (Concurrency) · 731

exeption handling: logic_error class · 58

extensible program · 181

extractor · 184

F

file: iostreams · 182, 188

FILE, stdio · 177

fill: width, precision, iostream · 219

flags, iostreams format · 215

flock( ), and SynchronousExecutor (Concurrency) · 733

flush, iostreams · 224, 225

format flags, iostreams · 215

formatting: formatting manipulators, iostreams · 224; in-core · 207; iostream internal data · 215; output stream · 214

fseek( ) · 203

FSTREAM.H · 197

function: applying a function to a container · 289; function templates · 279; pointer to a function · 47

Function-level try blocks · 56

G

get pointer · 205

get( ) · 190, 198; overloaded versions · 191; with streambuf · 202

getline( ) · 190, 198

getPriority( ) · 739

goto: non-local goto, setjmp( ) and longjmp( ) · 35

graphical user interface (GUI) · 188

Guard template, ZThread (concurrency) · 750

GUI: graphical user interface · 188

H

handler, exception · 39

handshaking, between concurrent tasks · 772

hex · 225

hex (hexadecimal) in iostreams · 225

hex( ) · 218

hexadecimal · 217

hierarchy: object-based hierarchy · 622

I

I/O: and threads, blocking · 767; console · 188

ifstream · 182, 196, 202

ignore( ) · 198

in-core formatting · 207

inheritance: and design patterns · 664; multiple inheritance and run-time type identification · 608, 611, 619

initialization: controlling initialization order · 667

Initialization: Resource Acquisition Is Initialization · 52

initialization, lazy · 666

input: line at a time · 188

inserter · 184

interface: command-line · 188; graphical user (GUI) · 188; repairing an interface with multiple inheritance · 655

interfaces: responsive user · 728

interpreter, printf( ) run-time · 180

interrupt( ), threading · 765

interrupted status, threading · 769

Interrupted_Exception, threading · 769

invalid_argument: Standard C++ library exception type · 61

iostream: and threads (concurrency), colliding output · 757

IOSTREAM.H · 197