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Chapter 3 User-defined Functions and Modular DevelopmentΒΆ

User-defined Functions:

  • User-defined Functions
    • Purpose
    • Declaration
    • Definition (implementation)
    • Default value
    • Function call
    • Function Pitfalls
    • Parameter Passing
    • Scope
    • Overloading
    • Function call matching
    • Example
    • Function Glossary
  • Passing Arrays To/From Functions
    • Array Parameters
    • Return an Array
  • Reference-type in Functions
    • Pass by reference
    • Returning a Reference

Modular Development:

  • Modular Development
    • TL;DR
    • Overview
    • Advantages
    • C++ Building Process
    • Multi-file Organization in C++
    • Best Practices in Modular Development
    • Pitfalls in Modular Development
  • Compilation Using g++
    • Mainstream Compilation Systems
    • Building process of C/C++ projects
    • The g++ command
    • Preprocessor directives
    • Styles of building
  • GNU Make
    • make command
    • makefile
    • Modular Compilation
    • Pitfalls
    • Common Error Messages From make
    • Debug makefile
  • Testing in C++
    • Motivation
    • Simple Test Run
    • Assertions
    • Testing Frameworks
    • Testability

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