Netting C++: EEK! An Introduction
Stanley B. Lippman - June 2007
Stanley Lippman begins a look at using C++/CLI as a purely .NET-compliant language.Netting C++: Mapping Templates to Generics
Stanley Lippman - April 2007
In this installment, Stanley Lippman continues to port his ISO-C++ Text Query Language application to the Microsoft .NET Framework and C++/CLI.Netting C++: Mapping Native C++ to the Common Type System
Stanley B. Lippman - February 2007
This month Stanley Lippman begins translating the Text Query Language Query class hierarchy from C++ to the .NET Common Type System.Netting C++: The Design Space of the Common Type System
Stanley B. Lippman - December 2006
Stanley Lippman moves Text Query Language to the Microsoft .NET Framework using the C++/CLI language extensions in Visual C++ 2005.Netting C++: Introducing Regular Expressions
Stanley B. Lippman - November 2006
This month Stanley Lippman introduces the support for regular expressions in the .NET Framework.Netting C++: Resource Cleanup
Stanley B. Lippman - August 2006
Last time Stan Lippman did not consider the visibility of types and nondeterministic finalization in writing his TQL wrapper code. This month he rewrites the code.Netting C++: The .NET Wrap
Stanley B. Lippman - June 2006
This month, we are changing the column name from Pure C++ to Netting C++ to better reflect our focus on Microsoft® . NET programming using C++/CLI, the . NET extensions to Visual C++® that are supported in Visual Studio® 2005.Netting C++: EEK!—Time to Design the Mouse
Stanley B. Lippman - December 2007
This month begins the design of the actual mouse class for EEK!Netting C++: Describing the EEK!-osystem
Stanley B. Lippman - October 2007
This column crafts an XML document to hold the mouse environment simulation data and shows how to incorporate an XML file into the program using a DataSet.Netting C++: Configuration with XML
Stanley B. Lippman - August 2007
Stanley B. Lippman explores the use of C++/CLI as a pure Microsoft .NET Framework-compliant language.
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