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- From: ell@access1.digex.net (Ell)
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- Subject: Re: First C++ Program.......
- Date: 25 Jan 1996 03:02:59 GMT
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- The book Object-Oriented Analysis and Design by Grady Booch has an
- excellent C++ example of a data acquisition system. Most of the code
- for the system is in the book.
-
- Elliott
-
- Michael D. Aesoph (aesoph@ctc.com) wrote:
- : Dear Collective:
- :
- : I an a C programmer that has recently been tasked to do some
- : programming in C++. Virtually all of my work involves data acquisition
- : of some kind and I normally use National Instrument's LabWindows/CVI as
- : my programming environment. In standard programming, things are
- : relatively simple... Configure data acquisition, acquire data, plot
- : data, analyze data, save data, etc. etc. Now, in C++, there's all this
- : talk about classes, objects, and other things. The project manager wants
- : a "sensor" class.... OK, where's the link??? I still have to do all of
- : the tasks mentioned before, but embedded apparently in a class????
- : Please advise.. I know that this is the classic stumbling block for
- : beginning C++ programmers, so don't make fun of me!!!!
- :
- : Michael D. Aesoph
- :
- :
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