May 1994
Volume 12 Number 5
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
Temporary Object Management through Dual Classes
By Robert M. Adams
Copying large objects about in C++
can be expensive. With a bit of extra work, however, you can
eliminate the copying of many temporaries.
Designing an OOP Compiler
By Louis Tsai
There's more than one way to build
a parse tree. Inheritance and polymorphism in C++ provide an
interesting new way.
BOOK REVIEW
Software Internationalization and Localization: an Introduction
Reviewed by P.J. Plauger
USER REPORT
Archimedes C-51 Hosted on an IBM-PC Compatible
Comments by Charles Hershey
COLUMNS
Standard C: The Header <ios>
P.J. Plauger
Questions & Answers: Using C Libraries in C++
Kenneth Pugh
Stepping Up to C++: Compilation Firewalls, Part 2
Dan Saks
Code Capsules: Visibility in C++
Chuck Allison
CUG New Releases: Bison++, Flex++, ATOC, and DISKED
Victor R. Volkman
CUG Product Focus: MINED: A Powerful Multi-platform Text Editor
Victor R. Volkman