Solutions and tutorials for IT&C development
Using DLL ensure productivity and/or financial gain in the software development process by reusing the source code written C++. Routines and/or programming components included in a DLL are referenced in the application without the need of their re-implementation in these applications. To build a DLL in C++ programming language as Visual Studio 2008 project, it […]
Read More →Memory allocation at the applications run-time enables the use of a storage space, expressed in number of bytes, having the size of heap memory required for data storing defined by the variables. Compile-time allocation allows the reservation and use of storage space with predefined size expressed in number of bytes. In this situation, software developers […]
Read More →In C++ programming language, memory areas can be accessed indirectly through pointer type variable […]. Also, available with a memory address, it ensures movement on memory areas from the memory address stored in the variable pointer. This is ensured by arithmetic operators and it is called arithmetic of pointers. Depending on the nature of arithmetic […]
Read More →Areas of heap memory are accessed via variables of pointer type […]. This kind of variable manages values of memory address type. Arithmetic of pointers […] involves the operators use to access the areas of heap memory. Allocating of heap memory areas is done by functions and/or operators implemented in programming language. In the below […]
Read More →The usage of the programming elements included in DLL’s […] it is made in C++ applications by respecting the rules stated below.The usage of a DLL in the C++ programming language in the Visual Studio programming environment, it is made in the following way: Create a C++ project – type: Console application; Define the content […]
Read More →The sparse matrix represents a special type of two-dimensional array consisting of a large number of elements from out of which a very high proportion is occupied by null elements. Thus, the classical declaration of a two-dimensional array in the C++ programming language leads to unnecessary use of memory by storing null values and of […]
Read More →