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During a interview, I was asked what kind of overflow tool in C language you used?
I do not know any tool like that.
And in C++, what kind of tool used to track the versions of c++ files?
Do anyone know about that?
I assume that “overflow” in this context is referring to “buffer overflow”. There are a range of memory debuggers available, that can detect this kind of error. One popular example is Valgrind.
Tracking file versions is generally done with a revision control system (RCS), but this isn’t specific to C++. There are zillions of RCSs available, such as Sourcesafe, Perforce, ClearCase, CVS, SVN, Git, Mercurial.