| Chapter 8 |
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8
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Using the OpenVMS Debugger
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8.1
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Debugging C++ Programs
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8.1.1
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Compiling and Linking in Preparation for Debugging
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8.1.2
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Debugger Support
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8.1.3
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Starting and Ending a Debugging Session
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8.1.4
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Features Basic to Debugging C++ Programs
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8.1.4.1
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Determining Language Mode
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8.1.4.2
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Built-In Operators
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8.1.4.3
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Constructs in Language and Address Expressions
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8.1.4.4
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Data Types
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8.2
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Using the OpenVMS Debugger with C++ Data
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8.2.1
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Nonstatic Data Members
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8.2.1.1
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Noninherited Data Members
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8.2.1.2
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Inherited Data Members
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8.2.2
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Reference Objects and Reference Members
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8.2.3
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Pointers to Members
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8.2.4
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Referencing Entities by Type
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8.3
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Using the OpenVMS Debugger with C++ Functions
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8.3.1
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Referring to Overloaded Functions
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8.3.2
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Referring to Destructors
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8.3.3
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Referring to Conversions
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8.3.4
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Referring to User-Defined Operators
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8.3.5
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Referring to Function Arguments
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8.3.6
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Calling C++ Member Functions from the Debugger
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| Chapter 9 |
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9
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Using 64-bit Address Space
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9.1
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32-bit Versus 64-bit Development Environment
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9.1.1
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Model ANSI
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9.1.2
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Memory Allocators
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9.1.3
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64-bit Pointer Support in the C Run Time Library
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9.2
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Qualifiers and Pragmas
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9.2.1
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The /MODEL=ANSI Qualifier
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9.2.2
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The /POINTER_SIZE Qualifier
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9.2.3
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The __INITIAL_POINTER_SIZE Macro
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9.2.4
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Pragmas
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9.3
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Determining Pointer Size
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9.3.1
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Special Cases
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9.3.2
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Mixing Pointer Sizes
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9.4
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Header File Considerations
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9.5
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Prologue/Epilogue Files
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9.5.1
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Rationale
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9.5.2
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Using Prologue/Epilogue Files
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9.6
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Avoiding Problems
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9.7
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Reasons for Not Using Mixed Pointer Sizes
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| Appendix A |
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Appendix A
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Compiler Command Qualifiers
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| Appendix B |
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Appendix B
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Programming Tools
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B.1
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DEC Language-Sensitive Editor
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B.1.1
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Starting and Terminating an LSE Session
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B.1.2
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LSE Placeholders and Tokens
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B.1.3
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Compiling and Reviewing Source Code from an LSE Session
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B.1.4
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DEC Source Code Analyzer (SCA)
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| Appendix C |
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Appendix C
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Built-In Functions
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C.1
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Built-In Functions for Alpha Systems (ALPHA ONLY)
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C.1.1
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Translation Macros
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C.1.2
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Intrinsic Functions
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C.1.3
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Privileged Architecture Library Code Instructions
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C.1.4
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Other Builtins
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C.2
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Built-In Functions for I64 Systems (I64 ONLY)
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C.2.1
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Builtin Differences on I64 Systems
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C.2.2
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Built-in Functions Specific to I64 Systems
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| Appendix D |
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Appendix D
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Class Library Restrictions
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D.1
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Class Library Restrictions
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| Appendix E |
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Appendix E
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Compiler Compatibility
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E.1
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Compatibility with Other C++ Compilers
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E.2
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Compatibility with Version 5.6 and Earlier
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E.2.1
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Language Differences
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E.2.2
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Implementation Differences
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E.2.3
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Using Templates
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E.2.3.1
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Linking with Version 5.n Instantiations
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E.2.3.2
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Linking Version 5.n Applications Against Version 6.n Repositories
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E.2.4
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Library Differences
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E.3
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Using Classes
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E.3.1
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Friend Declarations
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E.3.2
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Member Access
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E.3.3
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Base Class Initializers
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E.4
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Undefined Global Symbols for Static Data Members
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E.5
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Functions and Function Declaration Considerations
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E.6
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Using Pointers
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E.6.1
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Pointer Conversions
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E.6.2
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Bound Pointers
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E.6.3
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Constants in Function Returns
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E.6.4
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Pointers to Constants
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E.7
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Using typedefs
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E.8
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Initializing References
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E.9
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Using the switch and goto Statements
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E.10
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Using Volatile Objects
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E.11
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Preprocessing
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E.12
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Managing Memory
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E.13
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Size-of-Array Argument to delete Operator
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E.14
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Flushing the Output Buffer
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E.15
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Linking
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E.16
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Incrementing Enumerations
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E.17
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Guidelines for Writing Clean 64-Bit Code
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