Re: Can objects have properties?

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From: Sigurd Stenersen (sigurds_at_utvikling.com)
Date: 09/27/04 

Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2004 20:51:13 +0200

Arnie Mauer wrote:
> I'm starting a port from Borland C++ Builder to VC++. Properties are
> heavily used in C++ Builder and have been for many years. We have
> over 200 executables to port. Therefore, I'd like to keep our object
> API as close to intact as possible. For this I need properties.

It seems you're not very worried about runtime overhead, so maybe COM is an
option unless you have a lot of classes in each executable.

(What the hexx do you use 200+ executables for ?) 

-- 
Sigurd
http://utvikling.com

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