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Post-Mortem Debunker
Stan muses on pinheads who get rich and heads of pins that are angel poor.
Editor's Forum
How Non-Member Functions Improve Encapsulation
When it comes to encapsulation, sometimes less is more. - C/C++
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Restricted Pointers are Coming
C9X introduces the new type qualifier restrict. Why it's there and where it pays off takes a bit of explaining.
Koenig Keynote Spotlights C++
Two years ago Andrew Koenig, of AT&T Research, made three predictions about the future of C++. The first was that the standard would be approved by November, 1997. The second was that C++ would provide easier solutions to every day problems facing programmers, and the third was that C++ would exhibit an intellectual framework for future growth. In his Wednesday evening keynote, "C++: Are We Having Fun Yet?," Koenig declared the fulfillment of all three predictions.
Learning Standard C++ as a New Language
Perhaps it's time to stop thinking of C++ as the language to learn after C. Just ask the guy who invented C++.v
Programmer's Bookshelf
We review some of the best and most essential books for software professionals.
C Programming 
Al implements a C++ version of the Midifile C function libraries that parse MIDI files. He then takes a look at Bjarne Stroustrup's The C++ Programming Language, Third Edition.
- C/C++C for C++ Programmers
In rethinking the relationship between C and C++, Al wonders if it is time to put the proverbial cart before the horse.
