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Extras Web Resources Click below for Web Resources related to this title: Interview(s) Why did you feel it was time to update the C Primer? Stan: Well, the immediate catalyst, of course, is the completion of Standard C. Standard C represents a major enhancement of the language - there are extensive changes to the template specification, the addition of new features such as namespaces, exception handling, run-time type identification, and the new-style cast notation. In addition, the definition of a standard library alters significantly the way we program - in particular, the string class, and the collection classes and generic algorithms of the Standard Template Library.
JosEe: The second edition of the C Primer was published in 1990, as the work of the C standard committee was just starting. The work of the committee has changed the definition of C in important ways, and with the committee's work coming to an end, the Primer needed to be rewritten to present Standard C. What is the most important change to the language since the last edition? Stan: The most important change to Standard C is the inclusion of an extensive standard library, incorporating the Standard Template Library.
It fundamentally changes C programming under Standard C. A great deal of the additional material of C Primer focuses on the underlying concepts and use of the standard library.
JosEe adds: But the C standard library has more to it than just the Standard Template Library. It also includes the iostream library, a string class, and support for locales. The second edition of the Primer did not discuss any library features except for the presentation of the iostream library which was presented in the appendix (back then, in 1990, iostream was all that there was to the C library). A big portion of the new material in the Primer presents new features of the C standard library. (This is the major reason why the book has grown in size.) Can you explain what you mean by a 'primer'?
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- is it a resource a beginning programmer can use? Stan: A primer provides, through words and examples, a first explanation of the language features and motivates their use. It is a primer in the sense that it provides a consciously tutorial approach to describing the C language; it is not a primer in the sense of providing a simplistic description of the language.
Many of the language features are introduced and motivated by stepping through the solution of clearly stated programming problem. So, for example, the discussion of the Standard Template Library container classes and the design and implementation of object-oriented class hierarchies are presented in terms of implementing a text query system. This allows us to step through alternative design choices, and to provide a narrative aspect to our discussion that we believe increases interest in what can be a somewhat dry topic! JosEe: The Primer is a tutorial on the C language features and on the most important aspects of the C standard library. The presentation in the book is example-driven. The text presents a feature by showing examples of the kinds of programming problems the feature is supposed to help solve, and then shows how to use the feature in programs to solve the problems discussed. Not all C features are for the beginner programmer.
We wanted the book to be an introduction to Standard C, including an introduction to some features that are more advanced. The book covers more than just the subset of C features a beginner programmer uses in the first two weeks of programming in C. We wanted the book to be used by programmers as they learn new aspects of programming in C. However, to help the beginner programmers with the material of the Primer, the sections that introduce the more advanced C features are marked as such, and the beginner programmer can skip over these sections and come back to them at a later time.
How difficult was it to co-author the book? Stan: In a film production, the team concept is essential. On the Firebird Suite segment of Fantasia 2000, for example, our Digital Production crew consisted of a Model TD (TD stands for Technical Director), a Software TD (me), and a Look-Dev TD (she writes the light shaders). When it works, the team jells together, each augmenting the work of the other, producing an end result beyond the reach of any of the individuals. I believe this happened in the co-authorship between JosEe and myself. JosEe: Writing a book is a lot of work.
There are moments of dreadful loneliness when one wonders what to do with a piece of text. Having a co-author makes those moments easier because it gives you someone with whom you can share the work, with whom you can bounce ideas. I think I was particularly lucky because Stan and I got along really well. So this co-authorship experience was actually a lot of fun. I could never have come up with a book as good as this one on my own.
If you had the power to unilaterally change any part of the C definition, what would you change? Stan: I would add a 'member assignment list' to the class copy assignment operator. Without it, the compiler cannot guarantee to invoke the copy assignment operator of a virtual base class only once. The details of this issue are touched on at the end of Section 5.3 of my Inside the C Object Model.
JosEe: I would not change anything. I have been a member of the C standard committee for 7 years and I know too well that any small change, even though it looks insignificant, has a very destabilizing effect on the other features of the language and on the features of the library. It took the committee a long time to come up with the C definition we have and I think it is pretty good. What I want now is stability, not change.
I think the industry needs this stability more than any particular change to teak a minor unpleasant aspect of the C definition. Which C features are the most exasperating to implement? Stan: Virtual base classes. They complicate everything necessary to support the implementation of a class. (Of course, I've missed the chance to implement templates under Standard C.) JosEe: Templates. It is not possible to implement templates well using traditional compiler technology. Templates require that some additional tool be present with the compiler to manage template instantiations at the level of the entire program.
It is difficult to correctly and efficiently implement this additional tool (which can be a simple prelinker, or, in the most complex systems, a very elaborate development environment). What are the most common C programming mistakes you encounter? - Which chapters cover these areas?
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Stan: In terms of runtime program error, not being aware of when an explicit copy constructor (and copy assignment operator) is required (as well as when it is not). We step through this in detail, with many programming examples, both in Chapter 14 and in Chapter 17 (illustrating the design of an Object-Oriented class hierarchy). In terms of correct but inefficient programming, it is not being aware of the locality of declaration rule with regard complex class objects (complex class objects have an associated constructor and destructor).
While the program executes correctly, it can be significantly slower. This is generally a fault of experienced C programmers because in C all objects must be defined prior to any program statements. This is explained and illustrated in Chapter 5.
JosEe: The mistakes encountered really depend on the background of the programmers we consider. C programmers new to C tend to do the same kind of mistakes. They declare all their objects at the beginning of a block, they do not use classes effectively to package their program data with the functions that manipulate this data, they use switch statements instead of virtual functions. The first chapters of the book will not be of great interest to programmers with a C background. Parts IV and V on object-based and object-oriented programming discuss topics and design issues new to C programmers. Programmers with experience with other object-oriented languages will have more difficulty with the C-like aspects of C, such as pointers, and memory management. These topics are discussed in Chapter 3 on basic data types, and again in Chapter 8 on object lifetime.
Other than your own books, what is a 'must-have' technical book? Stan: Bjarne's Stroustrup book, of course:. I like to think of the two texts as bookends.
The Object Primer 3rd Edition Pdf Torrent
JosEe: The bibliography that is part of the preface of the Primer has a list of C books that Stan and I consider important.