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Posted 11 Jun 2004
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Custom Light-weight Regions
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4.88/5 (14 votes)
11 Jun 2004
8 min read
Regions encapsulation in light-weight C++ objects.
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valdok
Software Developer (Senior)
Israel
My name is Vladislav Gelfer, I was born in Kiev (former Soviet Union), since 1993 I live in Israel.
In programming I'm interested mostly in low-level, OOP design, DSP and multimedia.
Besides of the programming I like physics, math, digital photography.
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