Reading Legacy C++
Understand complex C++ code! Learn to decipher typedefs, macros, pointers, and function pointers. Improve code readability and comprehension.
Course Content
Reading Legacy C++ is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Kate Gregory. It runs 59m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.7 out of 5 from 86 reviews. It is a paid course, first published February 2020.
Understanding older C++ code can be a challenge. This course, Reading Legacy C++, equips you with the skills to confidently navigate and comprehend code written using older practices.
You'll learn to decipher code that relies on C-style arrays and C-style strings, a common feature in older C++ projects. We'll delve into the world of macros and typedefs, uncovering how these older constructs were used and their impact on code readability.
A significant portion of legacy code utilizes printf for output. This course provides a clear understanding of how to read and interpret printf calls, including the intricacies of format strings.
By the end of Reading Legacy C++, you'll possess the essential knowledge to effectively read, understand, and maintain existing, often outdated, C++ codebases. Gain the ability to work with the historical aspects of C++ and bridge the gap between legacy systems and modern development. This is crucial for anyone working with established software or needing to maintain older C++ projects.
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