July 1990
Volume 8 Number 7
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
An Object-Oriented Approach To Command Line Options
By Don Colner
This case study clarifies one
technique for implementing an object-oriented design in C.
Encapsulation, Inheritance And Late-Binding In C++
By Ali Hazzah
Is C+ + really an object-oriented
language?
Object-Oriented Programming In C
By David Brumbaugh
Brumbaugh builds a general-purpose
list class in C.
OTHER FEATURES
OS/2 Anonymous Pipes
By Bob Withers
An example shows how processes
communicate via streams.
Virtual Memory For 640K MS-DOS
By Walter Bright
Zortech C++'s chief designer
explains how VCM works.
Resident Print Handlers Using Turbo C
By Roger T. Stevens
Here's how to build your own
MS-DOS print handler.
Controlling The Keyboard Buffer
By Steven Gruel
Here's inside information on the
Turbo C buffer mechanism.
An Applied File I/O Tutorial: Using Binary File I/O
By Leor Zolman
Leor takes the final step -- more
efficient file operations.
COLUMNS
Standard C
P.J. Plauger
Doctor C's Pointers
Rex Jaeschke
Implementer's Notebook (Article unavailable in electronic form)
Don Libes
Applying C++ (Article unavailable in electronic form)
Tsvi Bar-David
Questions & Answers
Ken Pugh
USER REPORTS
Multitasking With The DESQview API C Library
Comments By Victor Volkman
BOOK REVIEWS
A Programmer's Guide To Turbo C 2.0
Reviewed By Robert J. Sparks
User Interfaces In C++ And Object-Oriented Programming
Reviewed By David D. Clark