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uday 
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I would like to know what are back pointers in VC++ and its importance.Please try to explain it with a code snippet.I would also like to know sites for tutorials on VC++ using MFC.The site must allow me for a free download of books either in pdf format or html pages interlinked together.I would like to have a reply within 1 day.Please contact me on padsuday@rediffmail.com
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Posted: 22 March 2005 at 11:56pm |
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You're a demanding fella, aren't you? |
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pointer is just like that your father has your pointer to
watch you or to change your contents, and he is also passing his
address to you to inform you. suppose the case of linked
list, where a list is list of pointers to object. list can remove the
object or can change the contents of object. if it is required to
notify object - who is modifying him or who is removing
/maintianing him, object may have pointer to the owner list. And since
this pointer points back to list, it is back pointer. It is one general
case. back pointer is general term.
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uday wrote:
There's also codeproject.com and don't forget about Google as well. The best way to learn anything is to try it out and study from your mistakes, not demand something from those who own you nothing, really... 