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100			_aChattamvelli, Rajan
700			_aSaiedian, Hossein
245			_aEnhanced reusability via polymorphic additive virtual methods in C++
336			_2rdacontent _atexto _btxt
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505			_aThe virtual method is a useful concept in polymorphic behavior of object-oriented programs. By making a method virtual in a class, all classes derived from that class are allowed to modify or enhance the definition of the method (while retaining its original signature) providing one kind of polymorphism. In this article, we explore the virtues of virtual methods and introduce different ways of implementing additive virtual methods in C++. The concepts presented can find applications in shared software libraries, integrating software applications, and distributed computing.
650			_aADDITIVE METHODS
650			_aASSISTANT FUNCTIONS
650			_aLATE BINDING
650			_aMULTIPLE INHERITANCE
650			_aVIRTUAL TABLES
773			_tInformation and software technology _wH004.41 INF _nS.T.:H004.41 INF PP2679 _g(vol. 39, nro. 6, Jun. 1997), p. 403-415
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