c++ Programming Glossary: survive

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10080935/when-is-an-object-out-of-scope

object can also be declared on the heap. This allows it to survive between stack frames. Such an object must be referred to by..

How to prevent an object being created on the heap?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10985/how-to-prevent-an-object-being-created-on-the-heap

necessary. Pauldoo is also correct that this doesn't survive aggregating on Foo although it does survive inheriting from.. this doesn't survive aggregating on Foo although it does survive inheriting from Foo. You could do some template meta programming..

What is malloc doing in this code?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1213403/what-is-malloc-doing-in-this-code

In this case it's creating a block of memory that can survive for an arbitrary length of time and have an arbitrary size...

Is there a generally accepted idiom for indicating C++ code can throw exceptions?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1261558/is-there-a-generally-accepted-idiom-for-indicating-c-code-can-throw-exceptions

exception safety in your RAII objects so they're able to survive without special handling if an exception is thrown. Exceptions..

Weird MSC 8.0 error: “The value of ESP was not properly saved across a function call…”

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/142644/weird-msc-8-0-error-the-value-of-esp-was-not-properly-saved-across-a-function

seem garbled in the called function but sometimes you can survive that without a visible crash. If you have access to all the..

Iterating through a Lua table from C++?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1438842/iterating-through-a-lua-table-from-c

and there it works. But here it doesn't and it will just survive one call the lua_next. Edit3 I've narrowed it down a bit further..

Why are Cdecl calls often mismatched in the “standard” P/Invoke Convention?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15660722/why-are-cdecl-calls-often-mismatched-in-the-standard-p-invoke-convention

the significance of that is important as well to survive interop. Language compilers often decorate the names of exported..

How are exceptions allocated on the stack caught beyond their scope?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2404288/how-are-exceptions-allocated-on-the-stack-caught-beyond-their-scope

The exception object is copied to a special location to survive the stack unwinding. The reason you see two destructions is..

Use the right tool for the job: embedded programming

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2855884/use-the-right-tool-for-the-job-embedded-programming

for rejecting C Real men program in C Dive in to C and survive Guidelines for using C as an alternative to C in embedded designs..

boost::shared_ptr question. Why does this work?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4390112/boostshared-ptr-question-why-does-this-work

like this r 100 r 100 p 100 p 13 Why does the reference survive the death of the shared_ptr but the pointer does not There's..

Is C# really slower than say C++?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5326269/is-c-sharp-really-slower-than-say-c

longer. Based on this it has a system where objects that survive some number of garbage collection cycles get tenured and the..

Forward declarations of unnamed struct

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7256436/forward-declarations-of-unnamed-struct

it is not in development anymore you cannot leave but just survive and change it is the way to do that. If still in deployment..