A way to implement a switch on strings using pure standard C++.
Switch on Strings in C++
Published 07/25/2001
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MFC and Design Patterns
Published 07/09/2001
Gain an overview on what a design pattern is and how they employed in developing MFC library.
MFC Under the Hood
Published 06/27/2001
This article demystifies some of the arcane code created by the MFC Wizards.
DELEGATES and C++
Published 06/08/2001
This article shows an implementation of delegates.
Working with Variable Argument Lists in Functions
Published 04/10/2001
Class to retrieve the arguments passed to the function with the variable number of parameters. Works for both _cdecl and _stdcall functions.
Static Parameter Class
Published 02/13/2001
Technique for providing a global set of parameters to multiple threads such as to avoid the inefficient instantiation of an object for each client
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