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Barton J.J., Nackman L.R. — Scientific and engineering C++
Barton J.J., Nackman L.R. — Scientific and engineering C++



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Название: Scientific and engineering C++

Авторы: Barton J.J., Nackman L.R.

Аннотация:

This book's three parts take readers with no prior C++ knowledge all the way from basic concepts, through object-oriented programming and design techniques, to advanced C++ features and techniques. Coverage of object-oriented programming emphasizes various methods of expressing commonality and abstraction, and the advanced coverage illustrates coordination of advanced C++ by developing several interesting examples, including array classes, pointer classes, systems employing abstract algebra, FORTRAN-based matrices, function mapping, and data fitting.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/Языки программирования/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 1994

Количество страниц: 671

Добавлена в каталог: 10.11.2005

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Предметный указатель
Software engineering      20
Sommerville, I.      10
Sorensen, D.      370 451 452 467 559 579
source code      9
Source code, file names      68
Source code, FTP address for      9
Source code, index      see “Separate Source File Index”
Source code, layout      13
Special member function      see “Assignment” “Constructor-copy” “Constructor-default” “Copy “Copy “Destructor”
Specialization, function template      139
sprintf()      75
SPSTRF      456
sqr()      22 55 82 104 105
sqrt()      17
sqrt(), example of use      35 92
Square-brackets operator      see “Operator[]” “Projection-operator”
Square-brackets operator for string class      543
Sriruvasan, V.      200
sscanf()      75
STACK      185
Standard, conversion      234 138
Standard, conversion and argument matching      134
Standard, error      27 72
Standard, header file ctype.h      25
Standard, header file floath      22 574
Standard, header file fstream.h      30
Standard, header file iomanip.h      29
Standard, header file iostream.h      15
Standard, header file limits.h      22
Standard, header file math.h      17
Standard, header file stddef.h      76 83 315
Standard, header file stdio.h      68
Standard, header file stdlib.h      60 543
Standard, header file string.h      106 543
Standard, header file sys.h      114
Standard, I/O library      542
Standard, input      15 27 68 72
Standard, math library      27
Standard, output      15 27 68 72
Start symbol      527
State      4 74 229 268
State for design not use      230
State in implementation base      271
State, ambiguous representation of      230
State, related to behavior      229
Statement      23
Statement, declaration      38
static      92 123 124 132 166 167 276—180 184 185 484 563
Static, constructors      see “Construction order
Static, member datum      94
Static, member datum, example of      94 177
Static, member function      95 266
Static, member function, example of      485 557
Static, object, and linkage      178
Static, object, construction      181 183
Static, object, destruction      181
Static, object, initialization      195
Static, object, lifetime      176 178
Static, object, local scope, initialization of      180
Static, object, local, construction order      182
Static, object, local, destruction order      183
Static, object, nonlocal, construction order      182
Static, object, nonlocal, destruction order      182
Static, object, private      194
stddef.h      76 83 315
stdio.h      68 72 74 542
stdio.h and C++ I/O      542
stdlib.h      60 105 543
Steele, Jr., G.L.      25 62 578 579
Steepest-descent      604
stepwise refinement      10
Stewart, G.W.      136 451
Stirling number      59
Stochastic inverse      623
STOP      555
Straker, D.      61 84
strcat()      544 579
strchr()      544
strcmp()      106 256 544 551
strcpy()      544 549
strcspn()      544
Stream      27 71 535
Stream state      172
Stride, array      370
Stride, array, in an assignment, example of      395
String      258 484 529 539 543 545—553 578 579
String, as monoid      475
String, concatenation      542 543
String, design of      543
String, example of      68 542
String, initialization      50
String, searching functions      546 551
string.h      106 178 256 543
strlen()      544
strncpy()      178 544
Stroustrup, B.      5 7—11 62 77 115 139 190 195 261 262 300 356—358 505 527 578 628 650 651
strpbrk()      544
strrchr()      544
strspn()      544
strstr()      544
strtod()      544 552
strtok()      579
strtol()      544
strtoul()      544
struct      115
Structural commonality      104
Structured, grid      219
Structured, mesh      219
Structured, programming      10
Style, avoid unions      21
Style, break and continue statements      37
Style, conditional operator      33
Style, consistent      61
Style, declare derived class virtual functions      237
Style, if statement      32
Style, indentation      61 83
Style, local variables      57
Style, one statement per line, exception      366
Style, one variable per declaration      77
Style, parentheses and spacing      30
Style, pointer declarations      62
Style, variable declarations      39 75
subclass      358
SubDomain<Domain, Predicate>      483 484
SubDomain<Domain, Predicate> as public base      484
Subobject, base of derived class      266
SUBROUTINE      52
SUBROUTINE as abstraction      206
Subroutine library      3 9 15 136 539
Subscript      40 315 322 372 393
SubscriptArray<1>      348
SubscriptArray<2>      348 379 569
SubscriptArray<ndim>      347 348 372
SubscriptArray<ndim>, example of use      372
Subscripting, array by repeated projection      367
Subscripting, array, issues in design of      318
Subscripting, array, operator      31 (see also “Function call operator” “Projection-operator”)
Subscripting, array, operator, example of      322
Subscripting, array, random access versus sequential      407
Subscripting, array, signed versus unsigned      315
Subscriptor      369—371 373-377 391—393 396 415
Subscriptor as private base      374 380 382
subscriptor()      415
Subscriptor, array      373
Subscriptor, connection between projection and array      391
Subscriptor, object, returned by projectionSubscriptor()      393
Subscriptor, packed array example      560
Subscriptor, projection      389
Subscriptor, template parameter      370
Subscriptor, transposed      568
SubscriptRange      316
SubscriptRangeError      108 110 258 266 309
Substitutability of types principle      357
Subtype      358 (See “Interface base class”)
Subtype, inclusion polymorphism      327
Summing array elements example      129
sumsq()      336
Sundaresan, C.J.      539 577
Sussman, G.J.      535
Sutor, R.S.      261 327 357
SVD (singular value decomposition)      569
SVD (Singular value decomposition), example      571
SVD (Singular value decomposition), fitting polynomials example      576
SVD (Singular value decomposition), linear least squares, example      575
Swapping function arguments      59 81
Swapping function arguments, example      127
Symmetry      316
Symmetry group      507
Symmetry operations      507
SymPosDefPackedLURep<T>      467 560
SymPosDefPackedLURep<T>::Factored      579
Synchronizing, I/O from C and C++      542
Synder, Alan      300
Synonym for type      40
Synonym, typedef      87
Syntax      8 62
SyntaxErr      529
System of classes, advantages      363
System of classes, array      363
System of classes, benefits      563
Systeme International      495 498
Tang, J.-M.      200
Taylor series for Newton — Raphson algorithm      594
Taylor series for nonlinear least squares      587
Taylor, R.H.      508
TaylorCoefficient1d<T>      588 599
Teale, S.      29 30 74 75 577 579
Technical programming      short for “Scientific and engineering programming”
template      9 101—104 115 136 304
Template and base class composition      323
Template, argument      202 104 136
Template, argument, class      101
Template, argument, compile-time constants      101
Template, argument, int, example of      117
Template, argument, template type      117
Template, argument, type      101
Template, as macro      303
Template, category      314 326
Template, class      202 304
Template, class as derived class      307
Template, class versus class template      101 304
Template, class, 8 parameters, example of      497
Template, class, name      346
Template, class, nontype parameters, example of      497
Template, class, parameter recursion, example of      373
Template, class, type      348
Template, constant expressions as arguments      323
Template, definition      see “Class template” “Function
Template, essential      116
Template, expansion      321 326
Template, expansion, avoiding with inline functions      324
Template, expansion, base class member function      310
Template, expansion, base class templates and      310
Template, expansion, controlling      354
Template, expansion, injecting friend declarations into global scope      354
Template, expansion, reducing      309
Template, expansion, restricted      351
Template, expansion, type checking      348
Template, function      136 304
Template, function versus function template      304
Template, function, example of      383 468 533
Template, implementation base class      323
Template, interface base class      313 320
Template, interface base class, example of use      322
Template, interface category      320
Template, member function independent of parameter      307
Template, nontype parameter      322
Template, parameter      401 592 example
Template, parameter, as member datum, example of      523
Template, programs without      327
Template, recursion      390
Template, restrictions on parameters      304
Template, specialization      239 348
Template, specialization, avoided      557
Template, specialization, class, example of      347 373
Template, specialization, type relationship      349
Template, versus derivation      326
Template, versus interface base class      326
temporary object      152 165 340
Temporary object and sequence point      578
Temporary object in binary operator      486
Temporary object, accessed array projection      406
Temporary object, array reference, example of      393
Temporary object, assignment to, example of      395
Temporary object, constructed in return, example of      393
Temporary object, conversion operator      339
Temporary object, created by constructor call      379
Temporary object, elimination of      505
Temporary object, explicit, to prevent conversion, example of      593
Temporary object, pointer object problem      447
Temporary object, problems with      548
Temporary object, requires const reference      340
Termination by throw      106 107
Terminology      10
Teukolsky, S.A.      36 47 60 313 416 537 541 571 587 595 604 611 613—615
this      92
this, example of use      216
Thompson, D.W.      206
throw      105 106 185 257
throw, example of use      106 159 267 273 541
throw, specification      140
Tight coupling, and friend classes      171
tilde      96
TokenKind      528
Tokens      527
TooLittleDatalnput      585
Top-down      10
Touzot, G.      218
TraceLifetime      177 178 181
TraceLifetime as public base      447
Trade-off, available in system of classes      363
Traditional C      67
Transformation of collection elements      534
translation unit      119 123
Translation unit and header files      120
Translation unit and linkage      178
Translation unit, consistency across      120
Translation unit, initialization of objects in      194
Translation unit, object construction order in      182
Translation unit, objects shared between      179
Translation unit, order of static constructors across      196
Transpose, array, relation of FORTRAN to C++      553
Transpose, matrix, example      568 573
TransposedConcreteBlas2d<T>      568 573
Treitel, S.      603
Trivial conversion      133
TRUE.      24
Try block      107 109 110
Try block, example of use      107 112 259 556 592
TYPE      18 21 38 69 329 330
Type and physical quantities with units      496
Type for both object and variable      332
Type, as rules      329
Type, as set of objects      357
Type, base, versus subtype      358
Type, built-in      70 330
Type, cast      342
Type, cast, operator      31
Type, checking      20 21 40 53 54 114 119 335
Type, checking and throw specification      140
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