CPP

A Virtual Table (or V-Table) is an essential concept in C++ for implementing polymorphism. It’s a data structure used to support dynamic dispatch for virtual functions. When you define a class with virtual functions, the compiler generates a V-Table for that class to keep track of the addresses of those virtual functions. At runtime, the V-Table is used to decide which function to call based on the type of the object, allowing polymorphism to work correctly.

Hello! Today, I want to talk about a commonly misunderstood concept in programming: Move Semantics.

Soft references are a way to reference an object in Unreal Engine without forcing it to stay in memory. This can be incredibly useful in scenarios where you need to reference assets like textures, sounds, or even entire levels, but don’t want to load them into memory until absolutely necessary.

This blog is a follow-up to this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-VZoXn8f9U

Buffers are simply containers of bytes that can store raw data using memory offsets. Understanding how to effectively manage these buffers is essential for tasks like serialization, deserialization, and data storage.