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C++ Made Easier: Handles and Exception Safety

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December 01, 2002

More wisdom on using abstraction to achieve exception-safe designs.

Python-URL! - 2002/10/14 by Erik Max Francis

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October 14, 2002

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From Mechanism to Method: A Fair Share, Part 1

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
October 01, 2002

Many programmers develop an infatuation with Lisp at least once in their programming lives. If you haven't yet, now is your chance. How would a Lisp style of programming look in C++? And, more interestingly, what would an STL version of a Lisp-like list class look like?

C++ Made Easier - Handles and Exception Safety, Part 2: Intrusive Reference Counting

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
October 01, 2002

More on handle classes. This time you'll see how to optimize them.

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September 01, 2002

C and C++: Case Studies in Compatibility

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September 01, 2002

Reconcilable differences? You decide.

C++ Made Easier: Handles and Exception Safety, Part 1: A Simple Handle Class

Dr. Dobb's Journal,
August 01, 2002

Understanding exception safety made easier. Really.

C and C++: Siblings

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July 01, 2002

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.

C++ Made Easier

Dr. Dobb's Journal
June 01, 2002

The abstractions in the Standard C++ library keep you from trashing memory and committing related transgressions (admit it - you're guilty!), and they make for more elegant code. Use them.

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June 01, 2002

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