How does OOP concept works at assembly level?

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Teehee

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Teehee 28 May 2011, 19:49

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28 May 2011, 19:49

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typedef 29 May 2011, 01:20

Teehee wrote:

well, i know that functions return a handle to the first memory place. And then i need to fill that memory space with my structures. But what if there is no more memory there anymore, i will need to realloc more and copy all the last data to the new handle, or i keep tha last buffer but use the new one?

you can assert ( check for null value at that address )...

TIP: assert is commonly used only when debugging. Wink

29 May 2011, 01:20

Tyler

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Tyler 30 May 2011, 17:21

assert() is a C prepreocessor macro ie, it's useless for checking for runtime errors. You'll have to check if the handle is 0 the [slightly] harder way.

In general, you don't have to worry about what to do when you run out of memory. It's generally excepted to just print an error message and exit.

30 May 2011, 17:21

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