Also, TrapC reuses a few code safety features from C++, notably member functions, constructors, destructors, and the new keyword. TrapC is not the only attempt to deal with memory safety in C or C++.

(On top of PR #39, because it already removes more similar noise.) clang-tidy appears to complain about some call to virtual functions inside some of our constructors and destructors: ...

Zero-overhead Destructors in C CNXSoft: This is another guest by Blu, this time about C programming, and specifically destructors in C programming language If you asked seasoned C++ developers what ...

Constructor is a special member procedure (SMP) class and destructor restores the memory delivers back to the program. The advancement comprises of exercises, for example, analyze, design, code, test, ...

C++11 has a "thread_local" specifier, which unlike the classic "__thread" supports objects with constructors and destructors. Full support for "thread_local" was first added in gcc 4.8.

Features such as constructors and destructors eliminate most of the resource management problems I encounter when I program in C. Despite my preference, I understand and appreciate that many ...