design patterns in C++

[Anonymous]

I am looking for design patterns implemented in C++ for the following
purposes:

1). Study and learn from the code
2). Avoid reinventing the wheel

Searches on google are annoyingly turning up Java and C# examples - EVEN
when I specify C++ in search. I *could* 'port' from either language to
C++, but it defeats the purpose i stated earlier.

Any one care to offer a link/resource etc?

[Victor Bazarov]

Anonymous wrote:

I am looking for design patterns implemented in C++ for the following
purposes:

1). Study and learn from the code
2). Avoid reinventing the wheel

Searches on google are annoyingly turning up Java and C# examples -
EVEN when I specify C++ in search. I *could* 'port' from either
language to C++, but it defeats the purpose i stated earlier.

How does it defeat the purpose? You study by looking at some other
code, you learn by writing your own code and verifying its behaviour.
You're not reinventing the wheel, the patterns are already coded for
you. Besides, C# is very close to C++, porting it should be a breeze.

Any one care to offer a link/resource etc?

www.google.com

V
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[Cholo Lennon]

On Nov 9, 11:14 am, Anonymous <[e-mail]:

I am looking for design patterns implemented in C++ for the following
purposes:

1). Study and learn from the code
2). Avoid reinventing the wheel

Searches on google are annoyingly turning up Java and C# examples - EVEN
when I specify C++ in search. I *could* 'port' from either language to
C++, but it defeats the purpose i stated earlier.

Any one care to offer a link/resource etc?

Get the book "Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented
Software" from GoF (the examples are mainly in C++)

http://www.amazon.com/Design-Pattern.../dp/0201633612

Regards

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[Richard James]

Anonymous wrote:

I am looking for design patterns implemented in C++ for the following
purposes:

1). Study and learn from the code
2). Avoid reinventing the wheel

Searches on google are annoyingly turning up Java and C# examples - EVEN
when I specify C++ in search. I *could* 'port' from either language to
C++, but it defeats the purpose i stated earlier.

Any one care to offer a link/resource etc?

I had some sitting on my HDD that I had downloaded off the web a few years
ago, but I forgot to record where I got them. I have searched and found
their new location.
http://www.vincehuston.org/dp/
Note that site gives examples in many languages and all the C++ ones are in
a horrible two column text format.

I also have link to a downloadable book but it is for Java. You can look if
you like.
http://www.mindview.net/Books/TIPatterns/

If google gives you trouble you might want to try searching for each design
pattern individually. Instead of Design Patterns.
Doing that leads me back to sites like this.
http://sourcemaking.com/design_patterns

Richard James

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On Nov 9, 9:14 am, Anonymous <[e-mail]:

I am looking for design patterns implemented in C++ for the following
purposes:

1). Study and learn from the code
2). Avoid reinventing the wheel

Searches on google are annoyingly turning up Java and C# examples - EVEN
when I specify C++ in search. I *could* 'port' from either language to
C++, but it defeats the purpose i stated earlier.

Any one care to offer a link/resource etc?

Design pattern related articles can be found at:

http://www.eventhelix.com/RealtimeMantra/Patterns/

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