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Overload - Issue 32 - June 1999

29 pages.

Contents:

Software Development in C++

A Simple Model for Object Persistence Using the Standard Library by Richard Blundell
BroadVision Part 4 by Sean Corfield

C++ Techniques

A Review of copy_on_write_ptr by Jon Jagger

The Wider World

Polymorphism In Object Oriented Languages An Overview by Ulrich E. Eisenecker
The EPOC C++ API by Alan Griffiths

Patterns

Micro-Derivation & Related Ideas by the Harpist

Whiteboard

Builder & Factory Method Patterns by Francis Glassborow
Modern Art as an Inspiration for Software by Francis Glassborow
Ruminations on Studying Design Patterns by Francis Glassborow

Publication Date : June 1999

ISSN Number : 1354-3172

Creator : C++ SIG

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH33352. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.