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  1. Re: use windows authorization in our VC++ application

    thank you. very good link.
  2. use windows authorization in our VC++ application

    Do you know is there a way to use existing windows authorization in a VC++ application? We have a VC++ application to allow user access windows resource in a dedicated system by follow some special...
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    Re: abstract class

    I think that compare two languages is not a bad thing to do in the forum. In my case, I came from Java. It is impossible to get rid of Java completely from my mind and just think C++ just as C++....
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    Re: abstract class

    Should be "This can be accomplished by the destructor being PURE virtual allone" and provide implementation in the same time. Am I right? Just want to make sure my understanding is correct.
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    Re: abstract class

    can you recommend your books to me? What I want to say is those books I read is not as concise as you guys summary. I have some experience in programming languages and what I need now is some bundled...
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    Re: abstract class

    You guys' summary is really great! I cannot get those bundled info from books.
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    abstract class

    A class with a pure virtual function will be an abstract class.

    1. we cannot have constructor for abstract class because we cannot instantiate an abstract class;

    2. can we have non pure...
  8. Re: member variable initialization question

    Thank you for you reply.

    1. OK case:

    class A{
    public:
    //only have a default constructor

    protected:
  9. member variable initialization question

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    I come from Java. In Java, there is no initializer list. We initialze member variables inside the constructor. I found in C++, we do the same thing. But we also have initializer list just before...
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