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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: Рубрика: Computer science /Языки программирования /Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц ed2k: ed2k stats Год издания: 1994Количество страниц: 671Добавлена в каталог: 10.11.2005Операции: Положить на полку |
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Array, class template, example of 101 Array, class, no perfect 312 Array, classes, common data in 266 Array, column 366 Array, compatible with FORTRAN 369 Array, concrete 313 363 Array, concrete, design criteria 368 Array, concrete, examples of use 364 Array, contiguous element storage 370 Array, conversion to reference, example of 385 Array, copy 96 Array, copy constructor 98 Array, deallocating with delete 78 Array, declaration (table) 42 Array, derivation from concrete, example of 457 Array, destructor, example of 98 Array, dimensionality function, implementation 32 Array, dimensionality, defined 312 Array, dynamically allocated 189 Array, element 40 Array, element offset 371 Array, element offset, example of 374 Array, element storage 371 Array, element storage choices 368 Array, element type via typedef 321 Array, element, access 95 366 Array, element, access, through pointer 45 Array, element, in character string 50 Array, element, modifying 134 Array, element, pointer to 45 Array, exception classes 316 Array, flexibility, defined 312 Array, formed (runtime sized) 313 Array, function applied to elements 533 Array, initialization 41 42 Array, initialization, dynamic 189 Array, interface, dimension in name 319 Array, interface, dimension independent 318 Array, interface, element type independent 318 Array, interface, returned by reference example 589 Array, interfacer template 401 Array, interfacer template, example of use 402 Array, iterator 406 Array, list of, built at runtime 397 Array, maximum element, example 364 Array, maximum possible subscript 315 Array, member datum, example of 97 Array, member function, example of 97 Array, member functions, table 368 Array, memory management 96 97 Array, multidimensional 41 Array, packed storage 559 Array, projection 364 366 Array, projection, 3 return type 367 Array, reference as basis for projection 379 Array, reference for matrix transpose 568 Array, reference from array conversion 385 Array, reference, const-like 380 Array, reference, created from array 385 Array, reference, dangling 387 Array, reference, design criteria 380 Array, reference, non-const-like 382 Array, reference, object sketch 386 Array, resizing, example of 99 102 Array, rigid (compile-time sized) 312 322 Array, row 366 Array, row major, contiguous formed 314 (see “FormedArray”) Array, shape 322 371 Array, shape, exception, example of 383 Array, shape, implementation of 372 Array, size 96 Array, size overhead 372 Array, storage allocation 371 Array, storage layout 313 Array, stride 370 389 Array, subscripting 98 Array, subscripting with operator()() 318 Array, subscripting, implementation of 377 Array, system of classes 363 Array, system of classes, advantages of 413 Array, system of classes, introduction 311 Array, terminology 312 Array, variable size 47 Array, zero dimensional (element) 367 Array1d<float> 335 336 337 338 Array1d<T> 319 323 324 327 328 336 338 589 596 598 600 Array1d<T>, as public virtual base 405 588 599 Array2d<double> 320 322 350 Array2d<int> 322 350 Array2d<T> 329—322 323 324 349 350 398 400—406 413 414 461 Array2d<T>, as public virtual base 322 401 404 461 464 Array<2, float> 318 Array<T> 352 ArrayBrowser2d<T> 422 417 arrayCopy() 416 601 arrayCopy(), example of use 600 ArrayErr 326 ArrayIterator2d<T> 417 ArrayShape 314 325 316 318 321 323 324 328 338 398 ArrayShape, as public virtual base 318 319 321 323 324 398 ArraySizeError 208 109 110 258 ArrayStepper2d 422 413 ArrayStepper2d, as public base 412 arrow operator see “->” “Member-selection ASSIGNMENT 69 248 assignment operator 26 31 Assignment operator, example of 99 383 386 395 549 591 Assignment operator, generated 163 191 Assignment operator, interface base class, example of 401 Assignment operator, not inherited 268 Assignment operator, other types of arguments 163 Assignment operator, overloaded, example of 545 Assignment operator, private, to prevent use 400 Assignment operator, programmer-defined 191 Assignment operator, selecting template expansion, example of 602 Assignment to formal arguments 58 Assignment to reference 51 79 Assignment to reference returned by a function 132 Assignment, array 99 Assignment, array arguments and 130 Assignment, array, example of use 366 Assignment, avoiding self-overwrite 99 429 Assignment, cascaded, problems with 173 Assignment, class objects, default 91 Assignment, enumeration 71 Assignment, equals used for initialization 149 Assignment, function call on left-hand side 79 144 Assignment, function pointer, overloading and 512 Assignment, static member datum 94 Assignment, versus equality test 23 Association between variable and object 20 Association, function argument and object 81 Association, name and object 18 69 86 Association, variable and dynamic object 188 Associative 474 Associativity 30 72 474 Associativity, programmer-defined operator 100 160 Atkins, M.C. 195 atom 442 443 447 Atom* 442 Atom, as public virtual base 442 Attribute 38 Atwood's machine 494 AtwoodsMachine 494 495 499 Augmented matrix, class for 605 Automatic differentiation 583 589 Automatic differentiation for second derivatives 613 Automatic differentiation, example of use 594 600 610 Automatic lifetime 276 automatic object 285 Automatic object for resource management 187 195 Automatic object, lifetime 176 Automatic object, pointer to 192 automatic type conversion 54 AveragingFloatArray 301 Axiom 261 Axpy function template, example 136 138 B 167 262 357 447 B, as public base 262 backslash 25 BACKSPACE 25 Backus, J. 139 Bai, Z. 370 451 452 467 559 579 Barton, J.J. 300 312 base class 236 298 Base class composition 294 299 Base class composition, diamond-shaped class DAG 296 Base class composition, example of 588 599 Base class composition, precluded by downcast 343 Base class composition, templatized 323 Base class, abstract 329 Base class, access control 290 Base class, choosing virtual 301 Base class, constructor call, example of 271 Base class, diagrams 239 Base class, equality testing 352 Base class, example of 235 236 244 247 251 252 254 255 258 262 266 271 278 281 285 293 294 307—309 316 324 342 345 353 357 359 373 374 378 380 382 390 391 402 412 430 436 439 447 457 479 484 488—191 493—195 497 498 500 503 517 518 522 529 541 555 560 563 564 566 568 585 588 591 593 599 604 605 Base class, for collection of objects 343 Base class, for template class 307 Base class, implementation versus interface 266 271 Base class, implementation, example of 277 Base class, initialization, example of 284 Base class, interface see “Interface base class” Base class, interface versus implementation 266 271 Base class, list of pointers to 340 Base class, member function as constraint 275 Base class, multiple duplicated 283 Base class, multiple shared (virtual) 282 Base class, must make virtual decision 275 Base class, parameterized by class template, example of 484 Base class, parameterized by derived class 355 480 Base class, parameterized by derived class, example of 353 Base class, public 236 266 Base class, reference, example of use 270 Base class, reference, initialized from conversion 338 Base class, represents 234 Base class, specifying 236 244 Base class, template derived from template 311 Base class, template, example of 352 Base class, template, for derived class template 309 Base class, templatized implementation 323 Base class, templatized interface 313 Base class, templatized, of template class 310 Base class, uses 236 Base class, without member data 236 Base classes, relationships among see “Class DAG” Base initializer 268 Base subobject 266 Base subobject, private 282 base type 335 336 358 Basic Linear Algebra Subroutines 136 (see also “BLAS”) Bathe, K.-J. 218 behavior 4 229 Behavior, related to state 229 Bergland, G.D. 10 best match 132 Binary data 62 BinaryFunctional<Domain> 522 523 BinaryFunctional<Domain>, as private base 522 Binding, object to variable 69 Bischof, C. 370 451 452 467 559 579 589 Bit pattern 26 Bitwise operator 31 Bitwise operator, table 26 Blaha, M. 10 261 BLAS 559 563 BLAS, level 1 136 Blas1Subroutines 166 167 564 Blas2Subroutines 564 Blas2Subroutines, as public base 563 Blas3Subroutines 563 564 BlasErr 555 579 Block 32 block scope 194 Blueprint for objects, class as 227 Booch, G. 6 10 218 261 262 358 Boolean 151—153 172 173 470 Boolean, example of use 307 461 Bottom-up 10 Boyle, J.M. 451 Braces 13 32 break 37 BritishConstants<T> 495 BritishConstants<T>, as private base 495 Brooks, Jr., F.P. 10 207 Brown, J.A. 7 535 Browser 409 547 Browser, concrete array, example of 410 Browser, equivalent to subscripting 412 Browser, example of 586 Browser, interface, example of 584 Browser, interfaced arrays 412 BrowserType 409 Buffer, flushing I/O 68 83 Built-in parametric type 330 356 Built-in, array 9 98 Built-in, array, allocation 99 Built-in, array, and pointers 420 Built-in, array, argument, const 130 Built-in, array, avoiding 190 Built-in, array, delete and 98 Built-in, array, dynamic 97 Built-in, array, passed by reference 129 Built-in, array, problems with 312 Built-in, array, to pointer conversion 133 Built-in, array, used in array class 322 Built-in, assignment operator 164 173 Built-in, character array, example of use 542 Built-in, class object used like 86 Built-in, conversions 338 Built-in, dynamic object 188 Built-in, dynamic object, initialization of 189 Built-in, exponentiation operator, none 104 Built-in, member datum, copies of 148 Built-in, member datum, initialization of 147 Built-in, member datum, uninitialized 148 Built-in, number 21 Built-in, object and functions with internal linkage 124 Built-in, object as argument 126 Built-in, object as member datum 94 Built-in, object versus class object 86 Built-in, object, conversion from class object 152 Built-in, object, conversion to class object 152 Built-in, object, I/O 171 Built-in, object, initialization of 146 176 184 Built-in, object, pass by value 129 Built-in, operator 27 159 Built-in, operator, related to programmer-defined 161 Built-in, operator, versus programmer-defined 100 Built-in, parametric type 330 Built-in, parametric type, const 332 Built-in, pointer and dynamic array 150 Built-in, pointer and memory management 100 150 Built-in, pointer as member datum 149 192 434 Built-in, pointer to function 511 Built-in, pointer, copied by value 164 Built-in, pointer, problems with 419 Built-in, pointer, referential aggregation 423 Built-in, returned from inline function 56 Built-in, type 70 330
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