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.NET Obfuscation and Intellectual Property
Protecting the intellectual property in your compiled app from reverse engineering is a concern regardless of what language you use, but the metadata in .NET code increases its susceptibility to reverse engineering. Obfuscation can help thwart such attempts. Brent explores the benefits of several obfuscation strategies.
The New C++:Smart(er) Pointers
Herb takes a closer look at one of the proposed new Standard C++ library features being considered in the C++ standards meetings: smart pointers, particularly those in Boost and Loki. - C/C++
Applying BGL to Computational Geometry
Graphs, graphics, and generic programming combine in this novel use of the Boost Graph Library.
Editor's Forum
0207: Letters
Uncaught Exceptions: The Spiral Dance
We're at a crossroads for compatibility between C and C++. Can siblings go their separate ways and still remain on speaking terms? In this first of three parts, Bjarne provides context for the discussion.
ASP.NET Server Components 
ASP.NET lets you create components in VB.NET and C#. And since these components are not COM components, many COM overhead and deployment issues disappear. - .NET
From Mechanism to Method:State Government
Sometimes objects can get themselves into a state. It is a matter of design (art, science, inspiration, and coffee) that determines whether this state is a comfortable one or not. This month's column tackles some of the issues involved in realizing state models in C++, exploring a language oddity, and redressing some common pattern misconceptions en route.
Conversations:Making a Real Hash of Things
This month, Bob gets an up-close and personal look at tree-based versus hash-based containers.
Sutters Mill
The migrating habits of the Standard C++ library: a work in progress.