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Navigating C++ and Object-Oriented Design
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Navigating C++ and Object-Oriented Design

by Paul Anderson, Gail Anderson
October 1997
Intermediate to advanced
800 pages
20h 48m
English
Pearson
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8.6. Exercises

1:Why is it not important to implement memory pools for arrays of class objects?
2:Eliminate the restriction in class Mpool that limits the maximum number of memory pool chunks to 50. Use the technique from the memory leak detector.
3:Devise a way to have the memory leak detector pinpoint, by file name and line number, calls to operator delete with bad addresses.

Hint: Include the following in New.h:

#define Delete deletep(__FILE__, __LINE__), delete 
4:Modify the write() function in class cText to accept an optional sentence number. If supplied, the function writes a sentence after the sentence number; otherwise, it defaults to appending the sentence to the end of Text objects as before.
5:Modify the cText class in Listing 8.13
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