C++11 Language Features
By Alex Korban
This course will provide you with detailed information about all of the changes made to the language since C++98/03.
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Nov 13, 2013
Duration
3h 21m
Table of contents
C++11 Features in GCC 4.8
Overview
4m
auto Overview
2m
Purpose of auto
3m
Details of Using auto
4m
decltype and declval
3m
Trailing Return Types
2m
Lambda Expressions Overview
2m
Components of Lambda Expressions
2m
Storing Lambdas
3m
Referring to External Variables
2m
Capturing in C++11
6m
Mutable Lambdas
2m
Other Features of Lambda Expressions
2m
Avoiding Undefined Behavior
2m
Rules of Thumb and Lambda Summary
2m
Summary
1m
Templates, Classes, Initialization
Overview
1m
Variadic Templates
4m
Working with Parameter Packs
5m
More Variadic Template Features
3m
Template Aliases
2m
>>, Template Arguments, extern Templates
5m
In-class Initializers for Non-static Data Members
3m
Inheriting and Delegating Constructors
5m
Default and Deleted Methods
4m
override and final Keywords
2m
Friend Declarations, Nested Classes
2m
Uniform Initialization
4m
initializer_list
2m
Narrowing Conversions, Initialization Caveats
6m
Summary
1m
Move Semantics, Perfect Forwarding, constexpr
Overview
1m
Move Semantics Introduction
4m
lvalue/rvalue Revision
6m
rvalue References
3m
Move Semantics Implementation
6m
std::move
1m
Move Semantics Guidelines
4m
Reference Qualifiers for Member Functions
2m
Move-only Types
1m
Perfect Forwarding
3m
Reference Collapsing, forward and move Templates
5m
constexpr Mechanism
2m
constexpr Functions & Literal Types
5m
Summary
1m
Range-based for nullptr, enums, literals, static_assert, noexcept
Overview
1m
Range-based for Loops
3m
Null Pointer
2m
Enum Changes
5m
Compile Time Assertions
3m
Unicode Support & New Literals
2m
Raw Literals
2m
User Defined Literals
3m
Literal Operators
6m
Exception Specifications
6m
Summary
1m
More Language Features, other Platforms, and The Future of C++
Overview
1m
Explicit Conversion Operators
1m
Inline Namespaces
3m
alignof, alignas, sizeof
2m
Memory Model
2m
Thread Local Storage
4m
Generalized Attributes
2m
POD Types
5m
Changed Restrictions on Unions
4m
C99 Compatibility, Deprecations, Removals
3m
Writing Cross-platform Code
2m
C++14 and Beyond
5m
Summary
1m
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Intermediate
Updated
Nov 13, 2013
Duration
3h 21m
Description
GCC 4.8 is the first version of the compiler to have complete support for all the C++ features added in the C++11 version of the standard. This course will provide you with detailed information about all of the changes made to the language since C++98/03 and their implementation in GCC.
About the author
About the author
Alex Korban is an author and consultant with an interest in functional programming, databases and geospatial applications. He co-founded a company to visualize geospatial data and wrote several books.