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• Obfuscated C Code Contest ... [27.14]
• Object ... [7.2]
• Object formats, Version numbers during serialization ... [36.7]
• Object identity, Serialization and ... [36.11]
• Object layout in memory ... [32.9], [38.9]
• Object lifetime
  • Controlling lifetime of locals ... [11.6], [11.7], [11.8]
  • In heterogeneous containers ... [34.4]
  • Order of destruction for array elements ... [11.3]
  • Order of destruction for locals ... [11.2]
  • Register liveness ... [31.5]
  • Rule for for loop variables ... [39.8]
  • Using friend classes to achieve separate lifetimes ... [14.2]
• Object-oriented: So what? ... [6.3]
• Observable semantics ... [9.9], [13.9], [35.7], [35.8]
• Off-topic postings ... [5.10], [5.11], [5.12]
• Old code calls new code ... [6.10]
• On floating point arithmetic ... [29.17]
• One size does not fit all ... [6.16], [6.17], [9.3], [17.5], [17.8], [18.8], [18.9], [19.8], [21.8], [23.3], [23.4], [25.2], [25.3], [25.5], [25.6], [29.7], [29.11], [36.2], [36.3], [36.5], [36.6]
• OO (Acronym) ... [5.1]
• OO design books ... [28.8]
• Operands: friend-functions allow promotion of first ... [14.5]
• ! operator (bang!) ... [29.13]
• ?: operator ... [27.6]
• Operator ?: ... [27.6]
• operator delete(void*) (see also Operator overloading) ... [16.9], [16.12]
• operator delete(void*) ... [16.9], [16.12]
• operator delete[](void*) (see also Operator overloading) ... [16.12]
• operator delete[](void*) ... [16.12]
• operator keyword ... [13.4]
• operator new(size_t) (see also Operator overloading) ... [16.10]
• operator new(size_t) ... [16.10]
• Operator overloading ... [13]
  • Arithmetic operators ... [13.9]
  • Assignment operator ... [12], [22.5]
  • Behavioral equivalence ... [13.9]
  • Can't invent new operators ... [13.7]
  • Can't replace behavior on built-in operators ... [13.6], [26.10]
  • Coding standards ... [27.10]
  • Comma operator ... [13.9]
  • Constructive operators should return by value ... [13.9]
  • Constructive operators shouldn't change their operands ... [13.9]
  • Decrement operators operator-- ... [13.14], [13.15]
  • Derived class' assignment operator ... [12.4]
  • Doctrine of Least Surprise ... [13.9]
  • Does help the users of a class ... [13.2]
  • Does not help the developer of a class ... [13.4]
  • Examples ... [13.3]
  • Exploits developer's intuition ... [6.8]
  • Guidelines for when and how ... [13.9]
  • Increment operators operator++ ... [13.14], [13.15]
  • Mixed-mode arithmetic operators ... [13.9]
  • operator delete(void*) ... [16.9], [16.12]
  • operator delete[](void*) ... [16.12]
  • operator new(size_t) ... [16.10]
  • operator!= (inequality test operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
  • operator& (address-of operator) ... [16.25]
  • operator> (greater-than operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator>> (std::istream input operator) ... [15.4], [15.10], [39.2], [39.3]
  • operator>= (greater-than-or-equal-to operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator< (less-than operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator<< (std::ostream output operator) ... [8.4], [15.8], [15.9], [39.1]
  • operator<< (std::ostream output operator; virtual) ... [15.11]
  • operator<= (less-than-or-equal-to operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator() (funcall operator) ... [13.10], [13.11], [13.12], [16.17], [16.18], [16.19]
  • operator* (dereference operator) ... [8.8], [13.9], [13.13], [16.22], [16.25]
  • operator* (multiply operator) ... [13.1]
  • operator+ (addition operator) ... [13.1]
  • operator++ (increment operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
  • operator++ (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) ... [13.14]
  • operator++ (prefix vs. postfix speed) ... [13.15]
  • operator-> (dereference operator) ... [8.8], [16.22], [16.25]
  • operator-- (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) ... [13.14]
  • operator-- (prefix vs. postfix speed) ... [13.15]
  • operator= ... [12], [13.9], [22.5]
  • operator== (equality test operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
  • operator[] (subscript operator comes in pairs) ... [13.9], [18.12]
  • operator[] (subscript operator) ... [8.3], [13.4], [13.10], [13.11], [13.12]
  • Promotion on the left hand side ... [13.9]
  • Purpose of operator overloading ... [13.1]
  • Rules of thumb for when and how ... [13.9]
  • Self-assignment ... [12.1], [12.2], [12.3]
  • Short-circuit operators ... [13.9]
  • Which operators can be overloaded ... [13.5]
  • Which operators should be overloaded ... [13.8]
• operator!= (inequality test operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9], [13.13]
• operator!= (inequality test operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
• operator& (address-of operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [16.25]
• operator& (address-of operator) ... [16.25]
• operator> (greater-than operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9]
• operator> (greater-than operator) ... [13.9]
• operator>> (std::istream input operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [15.4], [15.10], [39.2], [39.3]
• operator>> (std::istream input operator) ... [15.4], [15.10], [39.2], [39.3]
• operator>> and std::istream (input/output) ... [15.10]
• operator>= (greater-than-or-equal-to operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9]
• operator>= (greater-than-or-equal-to operator) ... [13.9]
• operator< (less-than operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9]
• operator< (less-than operator) ... [13.9]
• operator<< (std::ostream output operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [8.4], [15.8], [15.9], [39.1]
• operator<< (std::ostream output operator) ... [8.4], [15.8], [15.9], [39.1]
• operator<< (std::ostream output operator; virtual) (see also Operator overloading) ... [15.11]
• operator<< (std::ostream output operator; virtual) ... [15.11]
• operator<< (virtual) and std::ostream (input/output) ... [15.11]
• operator<< and std::ostream (input/output) ... [15.8], [15.9]
• operator<= (less-than-or-equal-to operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9]
• operator<= (less-than-or-equal-to operator) ... [13.9]
• operator() (funcall operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.10], [13.11], [13.12], [16.17], [16.18], [16.19]
• operator() (funcall operator) ... [13.10], [13.11], [13.12], [16.17], [16.18], [16.19]
• operator* (dereference operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [8.8], [13.9], [13.13], [16.22], [16.25]
• operator* (dereference operator) ... [8.8], [13.9], [13.13], [16.22], [16.25]
• operator* (multiply operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.1]
• operator* (multiply operator) ... [13.1]
• operator+ (addition operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.1]
• operator+ (addition operator) ... [13.1]
• operator++ (increment operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9], [13.13]
• operator++ (increment operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
• operator++ (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.14]
• operator++ (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) ... [13.14]
• operator++ (prefix vs. postfix speed) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.15]
• operator++ (prefix vs. postfix speed) ... [13.15]
• operator-> (dereference operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [8.8], [16.22], [16.25]
• operator-> (dereference operator) ... [8.8], [16.22], [16.25]
• operator-- (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.14]
• operator-- (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) ... [13.14]
• operator-- (prefix vs. postfix speed) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.15]
• operator-- (prefix vs. postfix speed) ... [13.15]
• operator= (see also Operator overloading) ... [12], [13.9], [22.5]
• operator= ... [12], [13.9], [22.5]
  • Calling the Base Class assignment operator ... [12.4]
  • Check for self-assignment ... [22.5], [27.10]
  • Return *this ... [27.10]
  • Self-assignment ... [12.1], [12.2], [12.3]
  • Use const in parameter ... [27.10]
• operator== (equality test operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9], [13.13]
• operator== (equality test operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
• operator[] (subscript operator comes in pairs) (see also Operator overloading) ... [13.9], [18.12]
• operator[] (subscript operator comes in pairs) ... [13.9], [18.12]
• operator[] (subscript operator) (see also Operator overloading) ... [8.3], [13.4], [13.10], [13.11], [13.12]
• operator[] (subscript operator) ... [8.3], [13.4], [13.10], [13.11], [13.12]
• Optimization
  • Abstract destructor with inline definition ... [33.13]
  • const_cast ... [18.14]
  • Pure virtual destructor with inline definition ... [33.13]
  • Return-by-value optimization ... [10.9]
  • Return-local-variable-by-value optimization ... [10.10]
• Order of ctors with inheritance ... [25.14]
• Order of dtors with inheritance ... [25.15]
• Order of static constructors ... [10.14], [10.15], [10.17], [10.18], [26.9]
• Order of static destructors ... [10.16]
• OS/2
  • Binary mode for opening streams ... [15.12]
  • Binary mode for std::cin and std::cout ... [15.13]
• ostream operator<< (input/output) ... [15.8], [15.9]
• ostream operator<< (virtual) (input/output) ... [15.11]
• ostream output operator: operator<< ... [8.4], [15.8], [15.9], [39.1]
• ostream output operator; virtual: operator<< ... [15.11]
• ostringstream ... [35.8], [39.1]
• OTOH (Acronym) ... [5.1]
• Output/input ... [15]
  • Bad input, ignoring ... [15.3]
  • Binary mode ... [15.13]
  • Binary mode on MS-DOS ... [15.12]
  • clear() and std::istream ... [15.3]
  • Ending lines: std::endl vs. '\n' ... [15.7]
  • eof and std::istream ... [15.2], [15.5]
  • if (std::cin >> foo) and std::istream ... [39.2], [39.3]
  • if (std::cout << foo) and std::istream ... [39.1]
  • ignore() and std::istream ... [15.3]
  • invalid input characters and std::istream ... [15.2], [15.3]
  • operator>> and std::istream ... [15.10]
  • operator<< (virtual) and std::ostream ... [15.11]
  • operator<< and std::ostream ... [15.8], [15.9]
  • remembering bad state and std::istream ... [15.6]
  • std::istream and clear() ... [15.3]
  • std::istream and eof ... [15.2], [15.5]
  • std::istream and if (std::cin >> foo) ... [39.2], [39.3]
  • std::istream and if (std::cout << foo) ... [39.1]
  • std::istream and ignore() ... [15.3]
  • std::istream and invalid input characters ... [15.2], [15.3]
  • std::istream and remembering bad state ... [15.6]
  • std::istream and while (std::cin >> foo) ... [15.4]
  • std::istream operator>> ... [15.10]
  • std::ostream operator<< (virtual) ... [15.11]
  • std::ostream operator<< ... [15.8], [15.9]
  • while (std::cin >> foo) and std::istream ... [15.4]
• Overloaded operators ... [13]
  • Arithmetic operators ... [13.9]
  • Assignment operator ... [12], [22.5]
  • Behavioral equivalence ... [13.9]
  • Can't invent new operators ... [13.7]
  • Can't replace behavior on built-in operators ... [13.6], [26.10]
  • Coding standards ... [27.10]
  • Comma operator ... [13.9]
  • Constructive operators should return by value ... [13.9]
  • Constructive operators shouldn't change their operands ... [13.9]
  • Decrement operators operator-- ... [13.14], [13.15]
  • Derived class' assignment operator ... [12.4]
  • Doctrine of Least Surprise ... [13.9]
  • Does help the users of a class ... [13.2]
  • Does not help the developer of a class ... [13.4]
  • Examples ... [13.3]
  • Exploits developer's intuition ... [6.8]
  • Guidelines for when and how ... [13.9]
  • Increment operators operator++ ... [13.14], [13.15]
  • Mixed-mode arithmetic operators ... [13.9]
  • operator delete(void*) ... [16.9], [16.12]
  • operator delete[](void*) ... [16.12]
  • operator new(size_t) ... [16.10]
  • operator!= (inequality test operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
  • operator& (address-of operator) ... [16.25]
  • operator> (greater-than operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator>> (std::istream input operator) ... [15.4], [15.10], [39.2], [39.3]
  • operator>= (greater-than-or-equal-to operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator< (less-than operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator<< (std::ostream output operator) ... [8.4], [15.8], [15.9], [39.1]
  • operator<< (std::ostream output operator; virtual) ... [15.11]
  • operator<= (less-than-or-equal-to operator) ... [13.9]
  • operator() (funcall operator) ... [13.10], [13.11], [13.12], [16.17], [16.18], [16.19]
  • operator* (dereference operator) ... [8.8], [13.9], [13.13], [16.22], [16.25]
  • operator* (multiply operator) ... [13.1]
  • operator+ (addition operator) ... [13.1]
  • operator++ (increment operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
  • operator++ (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) ... [13.14]
  • operator++ (prefix vs. postfix speed) ... [13.15]
  • operator-> (dereference operator) ... [8.8], [16.22], [16.25]
  • operator-- (prefix vs. postfix increment operator) ... [13.14]
  • operator-- (prefix vs. postfix speed) ... [13.15]
  • operator= ... [12], [13.9], [22.5]
  • operator== (equality test operator) ... [13.9], [13.13]
  • operator[] (subscript operator comes in pairs) ... [13.9], [18.12]
  • operator[] (subscript operator) ... [8.3], [13.4], [13.10], [13.11], [13.12]
  • Promotion on the left hand side ... [13.9]
  • Purpose of operator overloading ... [13.1]
  • Rules of thumb for when and how ... [13.9]
  • Self-assignment ... [12.1], [12.2], [12.3]
  • Short-circuit operators ... [13.9]
  • Which operators can be overloaded ... [13.5]
  • Which operators should be overloaded ... [13.8]
• Overloading
  • Can't overload by return type ... [39.9]
  • const-overloading ... [18.12]
  • Public Overloaded Non-Virtuals Call Protected Non-Overloaded Virtuals Idiom ... [23.3]
• Overloading and (see also under Templates) ... [35.11]