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Overload - Issue 20 - June/July 1997

31 pages. Contents:

Editorial
Software Development in C++

Whence Objects? by Ray Hall

The Draft International C++ Standard

The Casting Vote - by Sean A. Corfield
Painting the Bicycle Shed by George Wendle

C++ Techniques

Make a date with C++: Typing Lessons by Kevlin Henney
The Pitfall of Being Ignorant by The Harpist
Self Assignment? No Problem! by Kevlin Henney
Lessons from fixed_vector Part 1 by Jon Jagger
Shared experience: a C++ pitfall - By Alan Bellingham
Further Thoughts on Inheritance for Reuse by Francis Glassborow

Whiteboard Scribbles

editor << letters;

Publication Date : June 1997

ISSN Number : 1354-3172

Creator : C++ SIG

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH33225. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.