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- From: softbase@mercury.interpath.net (Scott McMahan - Softbase Systems)
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- Subject: Re: Object Oriented programming in C ????
- Date: 9 Mar 1996 21:26:09 GMT
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- The book I was thinking about is either the orange OOP in C++ or the
- gigantic Microsoft C/C++ 7 Developer's Guide by:
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- Nabajyoti Barkakati
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- Both are published by Sams, and I believe both are out of print. The
- MS C 7 book should at least be on cutout tables. The C7 book is mostly
- just the orange book plus a billion library functions explained in
- detail. The meat of the book, the OOP stuff, is not particular to
- C7.
-
- Anyway, N. B. explains C++ by explaining OOP ideas and implementing
- them in C. He later shows how much easier it is with C++'s syntactic
- sugar and enhancements.
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- N. B.'s book(s) is/are a great look at OOP for beginners, I recommend
- them. They're the only time I've ever seen OOP in C discussed at
- length.
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- Scott
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