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C++ Models

C++ Models. Jim Fawcett CSE687 – Object Oriented Design Spring 2007. C/C++ Compilation Model. C/C++ Computational Model. public global functions and data. private global functions and data. local static data. allocated heap memory. free heap memory. free memory. C/C++ Memory Model.

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C++ Models

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  1. C++ Models Jim Fawcett CSE687 – Object Oriented Design Spring 2007

  2. C/C++ Compilation Model

  3. C/C++ Computational Model

  4. public global functions and data private global functions and data local static data allocated heap memory free heap memory free memory C/C++ Memory Model Static memory: - available for the lifetime of the program defined outside any function (globals) and initial- ized before main is entered. global data and functions are made private by qualifying as static, otherwise they are public memory allocations local to a function, but quali- fied as static Stack memory: - temporary scratch pad - defined only while computational thread passes through a function. - holds input parameters, local data, and return values, used as scratch-pad memory - guaranteed to be valid during the evaluation of a containing expression, won’t be valid after - expression evaluation starts with function eval- uation first, then expression evaluation as alge- braic combination of terms - stack frame is destroyed when expression eval- uation is complete main stack frame function called by main stack frame more stack frames : current function stack frame heap memory: - valid from the time of allocation to deallocation - allocated/deallocated at run time by invoking operators new /delete (or functions malloc/free) - memory is available to anyone with a pointer to the allocated memory from the time of allocation until deallocated.

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