Storage Classes - C++ Tutorial For Beginners #8

Today we talk about storage classes in C++.

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[soheil]

just a side note for those compiling with -std=c++17 and forward: ISO C++17 does not allow 'register' storage class specifier. It's depreciated.

[matthi]

The registry keyword is almost never required in practice, because modern compilers are already extremely good at deciding when to move a variable to the registry and when to keep it in RAM. You woulf habe to make an effort to create code where it actually creates a perfomance improvement

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[ralf]

Can you store a method in a register ?

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[huseyinfahriuzun]

my text editor warns me about deprecated and incompatible storage class specifier of "register" with C++17

[LuisA-qmom]

You don't need to know this to program in c++, but, since many people come to c++ for the performance, I understand why in that case you want to know it.

[nlhogky]

7/7/24 c++17 register class not allowed in new compilers

"3.cpp:4:18: warning: ISO C++17 does not allow 'register' storage class specifier [-Wregister]

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[Wilderlens]

static does not affect scope, however the scope of a variable does affect the meaning of static.
If a variable has local scope, those defined within a code block, static affects it's storage duration.
If a variable has global scope, those defined outside of a code block, static affects it's linkage.

scope is a compiler construct and never extends past a translation unit.
All global scope definitions, are external linkage unless declared as static, then they're internal linkage.
local scope variables, have no linkage. They can't be referenced outside of the block.

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