Before jumping into MFC specifics, Brian now leads you through a quick C++ class to get you prepared for the next step
Visual C++/MFC Tutorial - Lesson 2: C++ Essentials
Published 08/05/2000
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Observer Pattern Class
Published 05/04/2000
Provides a very fine C++ implementation of the Observer Pattern (implementing cyclic updates, self reference, etc.)
A Powerful Function Parser
Published 03/01/2000
A Powerful Function Parser
Expandable, Data Type-Neutral Buffer Class
Published 02/11/2000
Expandable, Data Type-Neutral Buffer Class
Storage Media Independent AVL Library
Published 02/08/2000
Storage Media Independent AVL Library
Functions for Setting and Retrieving Values from Variant Safe Arrays
Published 01/30/2000
Functions for Setting and Retrieving Values from Variant Safe Arrays
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