Overload - Issue 21 - August 1997

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32 pages. Contents:

Editorial
Software Development in C++

Circles and Ellipses Revisited: Coding Techniques - 3 By Alec Ross

The Draft International C++ Standard

The Casting Vote by Sean A Corfield
Getting the Best By Francis Glassborow

C++ Techniques

Safe Assignment? No Problem! By Kevlin henney
Make a date with C++ By Kevlin Henney

Whiteboard

inline delegation By Francis Glassborow
A Finite State Machine Design By Einar Nilsen-Nygaard
Object Counting By John Merrells
Rational Values by The Harpist

News, Views, & Reviews

The C&C++ European Developers Forum By Ray Hall
They pursued it with forks and hope. By Alan Griffiths

editor << letters;

Publication Date : August 1997

ISSN Number : 1354-3172

Creator : C++ SIG

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