Abstract :
The previous session for C++ gurus dealt with the general subject of indirection in C++, specifically the use of "smart pointers" that take the place of *-style variables while improving the reliability and flexibility of your code, see ibid vol. 9 (June 1994). In the present paper we examine the idea of representing collections by overloading operator and then move on to iterators and cursors.<>
Keywords :
C language; data structures; object-oriented languages; object-oriented programming; C++; code flexibility; code reliability; cursors; indirection; iterators; object oriented programming; overloading operator; smart pointers; Computational modeling; Data structures; Internet; Law; Legal factors; Logic arrays; Programming profession; Robustness; Sparse matrices; Tree data structures;
