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The Reflecting Circle

Last updated Nov 12, 2004.

Welcome to a new section of the C++ Reference Guide. Here I discuss programming theory and practice in general and bring you analyses and views that may not be directly related to C++ (e.g., the latest changes in the Solaris API or digital audio compression), interviews, and miscellaneous tidbits.

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