Slippery places C ++. How to avoid problems in designing and compilation of your programs

This is a guide on how to prevent and correct 99% of typical, destructive and simply curious errors in the design and implementation of programs in C ++. This book can also be considered as a view of non -trivial features and programming techniques for C ++.
Both the most common "blunders" are discussed in almost any C ++ program, and complex errors in the use of syntax, preprocessor, transformations of types, initialization, memory and resource management, polymorphism, as well as when designing classes and hierarchies. All errors and their consequences are discussed in context. Methods of resolving these problems are described in detail.
The author introduces readers with idioms and design patterns, with which you can solve typical problems. The reader will also learn a lot about the poorly understood C ++ capabilities that are used in advanced programs and projects.
The book tells how to avoid the most serious dangers that await a C ++ programmer.
The publication is intended for all programmers who want to learn how to write correct and correctly working programs in C ++