C++ classes do not cause code bloat and using inheritance and ... processing is much easier to read than the one for the C function pointers. Similarly, in the classes article calling a member ...

G++ does not like this and won't compile. I don't know why. Rip away the class stuff and it works fine, just like any other function pointer.<BR><BR><pre class="ip ...

Here's when the fun begins: I'll define a function foo() containing ... in an upcoming installment. While C++ smart pointers seem to imitate the typical garbage collection mechanisms available in ...

Dealing with circular references in C++ isn't as simple. In the first installment of this series on pointers, I covered the two most common ... to deal with circular references. Consider the code in ...

I ask because it doesn't seem to be for me. I've got a number of classes that inherit from a base class with some virtual functions. When I have a base class pointer everything works fine as it ...

Pointers are lifetime-managed, not garbage-collected. Also, TrapC reuses a few code safety features from C++, notably member functions, constructors, destructors, and the new keyword. TrapC is not ...