C++ Tutorial #31 : Binding code w/ data. Birth of an "Object Oriented" view. скачать в хорошем качестве

C++ Tutorial #31 : Binding code w/ data. Birth of an "Object Oriented" view.

Watch Entire Series: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list... This is the point I was trying to get to with that relocatable code stuff. Once a piece of code becomes relocatable, it is essentially an independent object. That was true of the debug dumper, but not of the string functions. But the string functions form a sort of category, and it is natural to think of them as belonging together. The hitch is that this piece of code needs to be recompiled if it is moved. Or, if not recompiled, would require the help of an indirection that would separate (at least in memory) the code from its data. I show a way, in DOS, where it is possible to make that binding without another level of indirection. In effect, those string functions together with the data bound to it are a very close analogy to a C++ class. Functions AND their data in one unit.