Memory Safety and Management in Zig
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Course Details
Language
ZigCategory
Programming
Certificate
YesRequirements
- ✓ Basic understanding of Zig syntax and programming fundamentals
- ✓ Zig compiler installed (Zig SDK)
- ✓ Familiarity with basic terminal/command-line operations
- ✓ Knowledge of memory safety principles in Zig
- ✓ Understanding of memory management techniques in Zig
Content
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01Introduction to Memory Safety in Zig
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Introduction to Memory Safety in Zig
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Zig’s Approach to Memory Management
Overview of Allocators
The Cost of Unsafe Memory Access
02Working with Allocators
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02
Working with Allocators
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Using Standard Allocators in Zig
Creating and Using Custom Allocators
Memory Allocation and Deallocation Patterns
03Ownership and Lifetimes
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Ownership and Lifetimes
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Manual Ownership Semantics
Managing Lifetimes Without a Borrow Checker
Designing Ownership-Safe APIs
04Structuring Safe and Efficient Memory Usage
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Structuring Safe and Efficient Memory Usage
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Efficient Use of Temporary Memory
Building Allocator-Aware Data Structures
Resource Cleanup and the defer Statement
05Safety in Concurrent Memory Management
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Safety in Concurrent Memory Management
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Memory Sharing Between Threads
Synchronization Primitives and Atomic Memory
Designing Thread-Safe Systems in Zig
06Debugging, Profiling, and Best Practices
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Debugging, Profiling, and Best Practices
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