In Part 1 this month, we will explore object-oriented principles to see if they are supported by OOC. I will also discuss how to create the C++ Class construct, which lays the groundwork for ...

C and C++ handle dynamic allocation in a fundamentally different way: Whereas malloc just allocates storage of indeterminate value, a new-expression can create a properly initialized object.

Right, once again I turn to the Symposium for help.I'm trying to control a separate program (called zMUD) from code in C++. As I understand it, it has a built in COM interface, accessed through ...