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  • Overload Journal 26 - June 1998 PDF
  • Broadening
  • Sean's Show
  • Make a date with C++, A Touch of Class
  • Dynamic Function Calling Using Operator Overloading
  • Exploring Patterns: Part 1
  • Structured Analysis: OOD’s older brother?
  • Object Design and Implementation
  • Broadvision: A lesson in application frameworks
  • STL Implementations: Personal Experiences
  • Java 1.2 and JavaScript for C and C++ Programmers

  • Overload Journal 25 - April 1998 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Counted Body Techniques
  • counted_ptr{type}
  • UML - Parameterised Classes (Templates) and Utilities
  • (Almost) No Casting Vote, Standard’s Report
  • Generalizing Overloading for C++2000
  • Irrational Behaviour
  • Implementations & Interfaces
  • Debuggable new and delete, Part Two

  • Overload Journal 24 - February 1998 PDF
  • UML - State-Transition Diagrams
  • Embed with C++
  • pointer{type}
  • STL Algorithms: Finding
  • Rational Value Comments
  • Rational Values Part 3
  • Protecting Member Data's Right to Privacy
  • ‘There may be trouble ahead’
  • editor << letters;

  • Overload Journal 23 - December 1997 PDF
  • UML - Objects and Patterns
  • Candidates for inline
  • The Casting Vote
  • The Story of auto_ptr, A Cautionary Tale
  • STL Vectors
  • Rational Values Implementation Part 2
  • A Finite State Machine Design II
  • Debug new and delete, Preamble
  • editor << letters;

  • Overload Journal 22 - October 1997 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Allocation Stats
  • An Introduction to the UML
  • extern "X" and namespaces
  • Make a date with C++ And so to const
  • Premature Optimisation
  • Using Algorithms-Sorting
  • Rational Values Implementation Part 1
  • Some Opportunities to Increase STL Efficiency
  • editor << letters;

  • Overload Journal 21 - August 1997 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Circles and Ellipses Revisited: Coding Techniques - 3
  • The Casting Vote
  • Getting the Best
  • Safe Assignment? No Problem!
  • Make a date with C++ Independence of Declaration
  • Whiteboard
  • inline delegation
  • A Finite State Machine Design
  • Object Counting
  • Rational Values
  • The C&C++ European Developers Forum
  • They pursued it with forks and hope.

  • Overload Journal 20 - June 1997 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Whence Objects?
  • The Casting Vote
  • Painting the Bicycle Shed
  • Make a date with C++: Typing Lessons
  • The Pitfall of Being Ignorant
  • Self Assignment? No Problem!
  • Lessons from fixed_vector Part 1
  • Shared experience: a C++ pitfall
  • Further Thoughts on Inheritance for Reuse
  • Whiteboard
  • editor << letters;

  • Overload Journal 19 - April 1997 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Observations on the Design of an Address Class
  • The Uses and Abuses of Inheritance
  • The Problem of Self-Assignment
  • Borland C++ Builder for expert programmers
  • Make a date with C++: In the Beginning...
  • C++ Committee Draft
  • The Casting Vote
  • New Keywords For...
  • OOD again: Some light, some shadows
  • A model for backsolving
  • editor << letters;


  • Overload Journal 16 - October 1996 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Some OOD answers
  • Go with the flow - part II
  • Mixing Java & C++ Ruminations
  • Circles and Ellipses revisited: coding techniques - an introduction
  • Why is the standard C++ library value based?
  • editor << letters;
  • questions->answers

  • Overload Journal 15 - August 1996 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Some questions about OOD
  • Explorations around a linked list
  • Go with the flow
  • So you want to be a cOOmpiler writer? - part VI
  • The Casting Vote
  • Making string literals constant - a cautionary tale
  • Circles and ellipses revisited
  • The Standard Template Library - sorted associative containers part 1 set & multiset
  • The return type of member functions
  • /tmp/late/* Constraining template parameter values
  • editor << letters;
  • Java in a Nutshell reviewed by Chris Southern

  • Overload Journal 14 - June 1996 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Concerning values, left, right and converted
  • Real world patterns
  • More on Java
  • The Standard Template Library - first steps auto_ptr
  • Functionoids
  • Return from a member function
  • Time please, ladies and gentlemen
  • editor << letters;
  • Practical C++ Programming a response from Steve Oualline

  • Overload Journal 13 - April 1996 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Those problems revisited
  • So you want to be a cOOmpiler writer? - part V
  • Simple classes - Part 4: Game of Life
  • Some pitfalls of class design: a case study
  • The Casting Vote
  • I do not love thee, STL!
  • You can’t get there from here - a closer look at input iterators
  • The Standard Template Library - first steps: sequence containers
  • Using STL with pointers
  • /tmp/late/* Specifying integer size
  • editor << letters;
  • questions->answers

  • Overload Journal 12 - February 1996 PDF
  • Editorial
  • We have a problem
  • So you want to be a cOOmpiler writer? - part IV
  • Compiler updates
  • Notes on Microsoft Visual C++ V4.0
  • A UK perspective
  • An implementation pattern using RTTI
  • Rot in L
  • Simple classes for debugging in C++ - Part 3
  • Heapwalking problems
  • /tmp/late/* Constraining template parameter types
  • editor << letters;
  • Handling dates with locale based day and month information
  • Making a date

  • Overload Journal 11 - December 1995 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Classes and Associations
  • Java? Where is that?
  • The Casting Vote
  • Some thoughts on linkage
  • Literally yours
  • Anonymously yours
  • Simple classes for debugging in C++ - Part 2
  • A deeper look at copy assignment
  • Change of address
  • /tmp/late/* Generating constants with templates
  • editor << letters;
  • Date with a Design
  • Scientific and Engineering C++ reviewed by Sean A. Corfield

  • Overload Journal 10 - October 1995 PDF
  • Editorial
  • Multiple inheritance in C++ - part III
  • So you want to be a cOOmpiler writer? - part III
  • When is an “is a” not an “is a”?
  • What’s in a name?
  • Addressing polymorphic types
  • Simple classes for debugging in C++ - part I
  • Pausing for thought
  • editor << letters;
  • Thinking in C++ (Bruce Eckel) reviewed by Peter Booth
  • From Chaos to Classes (Daniel Duffy) reviewed by Sean A. Corfield

  • Overload Journal 9 - August 1995 PDF
  • Editorial
  • A Better C?
  • Quantum Chromo Typology
  • Seduction: The Last? - Applying the STL mindset
  • Joy Unconfined - reflections on three issues
  • Diary of an Observer
  • The Casting Vote
  • Uncontained - oddities and oversights in the standard library
  • Multiple inheritance in C++ - part II
  • On not mixing it...again
  • Another “too-many-objects” lesson
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  • Interview with Jiri Soukup by Roger Lever
  • Design Patterns reviewed by Sean A. Corfield

  • Overload Journal 8 - June 1995 PDF
  • Editorial
  • The case against learning C++ right now - right or wrong?
  • OOA - The Shlaer-Mellor Approach
  • So you want to be a cOOmpiler writer? - part II
  • C++ - the official UK site maintained by Steve Rumsby
  • cv-qualified constructors
  • namespace - a short exposé
  • Wait for me! - virtual
  • Circle & Ellipse - Vicious Circles
  • Circle & Ellipse - Creating Polymorphic Objects
  • Having Multiple Personalities
  • ‘Individual’ Control Validation in MFC
  • From polymorphism to garbage collection
  • A “too-many-objects” lesson
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  • Writing “Industrial Strength C++”

  • Overload Journal 7 - April 1995 PDF
  • Editorial
  • C++ compilers - mainly for OS/2
  • No such thing as a free lunch
  • Subsidising lunch? - a reply
  • Operators - an overloaded menace
  • Overloading on const and other stories
  • operator= and const - a reply
  • The Casting Vote
  • Wait for me! - copying and assignment
  • Related objects
  • Related addendum
  • Multiple inheritance in C++ - part I
  • On not mixing it...
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  • Questions & Answers
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  • Books and Journals







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