C++ Language Fundamentals for Design and Verification Training
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12.2 | Online | ENROLL |
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Length : 2 days
Course Description
This course provides an introduction to the C++ programming language for those that will use C++ for design or verification.
To optimally benefit from this course, you must already have sufficient knowledge of the C programming language to be capable of writing nontrivial C programs.
During class, you write and execute C++ code that includes C++ classes, member variables and functions, constructors, destructors, inheritance, and polymorphism.
Learning Objectives
After completing this course you will be able to:
- Write and execute a simple C program
- Organize your programming solution in terms of objects and their interactions
- Write and execute a simple C++ program with classes and objects
- Define class constructors to initialize class variables during object construction
- Define class destructors to return unneeded memory to the heap
- Define aliases for variables by defining reference variables
- Achieve the best compromise between program reliability and runtime performance by appropriately choosing function argument passing by value, pointer, or reference
- Simplify the application interface to the class by defining overloaded functions
- Define data common to all objects of a class by defining static members
- Describe and explain implicit type conversions automatically done by the compiler
- Utilize an expression as something other than its natural type by explicitly converting its type
- Provide an intuitive interface to class operations by defining overloaded operators
- Define a class based upon an existing class definition, that inherits all members of the base class and optionally declares additional members
- Defer function call name binding until run time by declaring functions with the virtual specifier
- Define an interface common to multiple classes by defining pure virtual functions
- Declare class variables whose values cannot be changed by declaring the variables with the const qualifier
- Enable calling member functions of a const class object by declaring the functions with the const qualifier
- Remove the “constness” of pointers and references by performing a const_cast operation
- Define generic code to be specialized upon each use by defining function templates and class templates
- Program graceful handling of “exceptional” conditions
- Input and output data to and from programs
- Diagnose incorrect program behavior
- Store and manipulate data by using standard containers and standard algorithms
Software Used in This Course
- Incisive Enterprise Simulator L
Software Release(s)
- INCISIV102
Modules in this Online Course
- About this Course
- C Review
- Object-Oriented Programming
- C++ Basics
- Constructors and Destructors
- References
- Functions
- Type Conversion
- Operator Overloading
- Inheritance
- Polymorphism
- Templates
- Const Functions and Objects
- Exceptions
- File Operations
- Debugging
- Containers and Algorithms
- Conclusions and Next Steps
Audience
- Design Engineers
- System Engineers
- Verification Engineers
Prerequisites
You must have:
- Experience with or knowledge of the C programming language
- Experience with or knowledge of the UNIX or LINUX operating systems
System Requirements for Online Courses
- Cadence software installed and licensed
Related Courses
- SystemC Language Fundamentals
- SystemC Synthesis using C-to-Silicon Compiler
- SystemC Transaction-Level Modeling (TLM 2.0)
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Course ID: 82119