Top-Level Chart Index

Use this page to jump to the hierarchy chart for any top-level object or to jump directly to the summary page for any non-inherited object. This lets you quickly identify and navigate the distinct object families that are documented in this web site.

'Top-Level Objects' icon -- Shortcut to top of page. Top-Level Objects

Each top-level object represents the root of a distinct object family. Top-level objects are not derived from any other objects and are the base for one or more derived objects.

CErrorHandler CGenericCriticalSection CWaitableObject
CErrorHandler::CErrorLog CGenericReadWriteLock

'Non-Inherited Objects' icon -- Shortcut to top of page. Non-Inherited Objects

Non-inherited objects have neither base nor derived objects. These objects, therefore, do not appear in any of the top-level object hierarchies.

CArray_ptr<> CLibConfig CRWAutoRelease
CCriticalAutoRelease CMutexAutoRelease CWaitableObjectAutoRelease
CCriticalSectionForProtection COSManager CWaitList

'Tech Tip:  Printing Top-Level Hierarchy Charts' icon -- Shortcut to top of page. Tech Tip: Printing Top-Level Hierarchy Charts

To obtain printouts of all top-level charts in this web site:

  1. Run Windows Explorer.
  2. Locate the web site directory that contains the start page for this web site.
  3. Locate the folder named Objects/TopLevelCharts beneath the web site directory.
  4. Select all of the files in the TopLevelCharts folder and right click.
  5. Choose the Print command from the pop-up menu.


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