Date:- 30-10-13
Guys could not really add much in memory management stuff, actually it took much longer time than I expected. I still have many doubts on this topic. Some topics are,
- How memory is managed in Windows these days. I can't find any to the point answers anywhere, probably there is fault in my Google strings. I also referred Mark R's videos on channel 9 but I don't think it gives detailed information of how everything is managed or may be a I need more clarity on more basic stuff but whatever I need more studies around this topics.
Btw, I am reading templates from Thinking in C++ vol2. Read few pages and does not feel like as if I am reading some fancy literature book. Very nice and easy to understand book.
Date:- 20-10-13
Sincere, apologies that I am not able to cover the C++11 topic but I will be doing it soon before December 2013 ends.
Right now I am focusing more on OS side so my coming notes would probably be on OS, particularly Memory Management. Please feel free to ask any question or add any point if you have.
during Diwali I will cover Templates but I will not post any notes on that topic. Though I welcome all questions.
Meanwhile, here is really nice link you can go through,http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/570638/Ten-Cplusplus11-Features-Every-Cplusplus-Developer
Date:- 26-5-13
I am starting this blog with the intention to share programming knowledge and discuss on various programming topics. I will start with some very basic topics.One mile stone for this blog, for now, would be covering C++11.
Since I am new I will not be able to update/post very actively. Here we will surf the areas of C/C++/python...
Note:- These posts written by me may also contain the data, completely or partially, from other sources as well so there are scope of mistakes or redundancy so please feel free to reply to me directly or write to the posts if you find something.
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Operating system lectures ;- http://web.cs.wpi.edu/~cs3013/c07/
Guys could not really add much in memory management stuff, actually it took much longer time than I expected. I still have many doubts on this topic. Some topics are,
- How memory is managed in Windows these days. I can't find any to the point answers anywhere, probably there is fault in my Google strings. I also referred Mark R's videos on channel 9 but I don't think it gives detailed information of how everything is managed or may be a I need more clarity on more basic stuff but whatever I need more studies around this topics.
Btw, I am reading templates from Thinking in C++ vol2. Read few pages and does not feel like as if I am reading some fancy literature book. Very nice and easy to understand book.
Date:- 20-10-13
Sincere, apologies that I am not able to cover the C++11 topic but I will be doing it soon before December 2013 ends.
Right now I am focusing more on OS side so my coming notes would probably be on OS, particularly Memory Management. Please feel free to ask any question or add any point if you have.
during Diwali I will cover Templates but I will not post any notes on that topic. Though I welcome all questions.
Meanwhile, here is really nice link you can go through,http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/570638/Ten-Cplusplus11-Features-Every-Cplusplus-Developer
Date:- 26-5-13
I am starting this blog with the intention to share programming knowledge and discuss on various programming topics. I will start with some very basic topics.One mile stone for this blog, for now, would be covering C++11.
Since I am new I will not be able to update/post very actively. Here we will surf the areas of C/C++/python...
Note:- These posts written by me may also contain the data, completely or partially, from other sources as well so there are scope of mistakes or redundancy so please feel free to reply to me directly or write to the posts if you find something.
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Operating system lectures ;- http://web.cs.wpi.edu/~cs3013/c07/
