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Idioms for using C++ in C programs (Part 1 of 2)

09/09/07

Permalink 04:26:58 pm, by lano1106 Email , 74 words, 485 views   English (CA)
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Idioms for using C++ in C programs (Part 1 of 2)

I have written a new tutorial available on my website. Here is a small quote from the introduction that describes what it is about:

In this tutorial, I will introduce the simple guidelines and pitfalls to avoid when using C++ in C programs. The second part will continue by presenting higher level patterns to leverage the good software architecture patterns that C++ language facilities encourage into C programs.

You can read the rest here.

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