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From: kgorlen@sparkler.dcrt.nih.gov (Keith Gorlen)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: Writing/Reading (2.0) objects
Keywords: DiskIO, Multiple Inheritance
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Date: 19 Aug 90 15:44:14 GMT
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In article <502@bthpyd.UUCP> holmes@bthpyd.UUCP (Jim Holmes) writes:
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->Our 1.2 schemes for writing objects to disk and retrieving them
->have (alas!) broken with 2.0 objects using multiple inheritance.
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->Any suggestions or help would be greatly appreciated.

Revision 3.0 of the NIH Class Library supports object I/O for C++
2.0/2.1 and multiple inheritance.  Revision 3.0 of the NIH Class
Library (formerly known as OOPS) is available via anonymous FTP in the
file pub/nihcl.tar.Z on alw.nih.gov (128.231.128.251).

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