Generic Programming for Borland C++

Programmers, like everyone else, need to use their time as efficiently as possible. So, when they have to create a new application, the best way to do it is to re-use code they've already written. "Generic Programming" has been designed to allow them to do this. With this time-saving book/disk package, C++ programmers can learn how to code generic data structures that can be used in a wide variety of applications. Not only does Namir Shammas demonstrate how to create recyclable code, he also shows how to enhance generic code using techniques such as inheritance and polymorphism.