The programmer-friendly guide to maximizing C++ application performance! Getting a program to work is just the beginning: it must work efficiently, making the most of limited time, memory, and disk space. Now, legendary programmer Steve Heller -author of the best-seller Who's Afraid of C++?- introduces a collection of power house algorithms that can supercharge virtually any C++ program. From streamlining random access to variable-length records to speeding large database sorts, you'll find it here-along with practical, 'nothing-left-out' explanations. Coverage includes: Advanced dynamic hashing and caching algorithms. Bitmaps and other data compression techniques. Fast-sorting algorithms that use memory efficiently. Based on the new ANSI C++ standard, this 'programmer-friendly' book includes extensive real-life examples and code samples - all personally typeset by the author to minimize the chance of error. If you want to squeeze every last drop of performance out of your C++ code, Optimizing C++ is the book you've been waiting for! The accompanying CD-ROM includes a complete collection of Steve Heller's Optimizing C++ algorithms, plus an industrial-strength C++ compiler.
- ISBN10 0139774300
- ISBN13 9780139774300
- Publish Date 9 July 1998
- Publish Status Out of Print
- Out of Print 31 October 2009
- Publish Country US
- Imprint Prentice Hall
- Pages 464
- Language English