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Subject: Object oriented programming
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Date: Tue, 1-Sep-87 16:31:22 EDT
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A friend of mine has advised me that C++ has object oriented programming
features. It seems desirable to have such options but it is not possbile
for me to switch to C++ for a number of reasons. On the other hand, maybe
it is possible to obtain object oriented programming features with the
C compilers I do use. Perhaps this could be accomplished through certain
programming practices, by writing some auxiliary programs and using them
or otherwise.

My admittedly naive question is this: is it possible to do this without
essentially reinventing object oriented programming ?

Allan
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