I have Visual Studio .NET and I was fooling around with Microsoft's Managed Extensions. They let you write garbage collected objects in C++, and it is presented as a fundamentally new paradigm.

In both .NET and Java, the garbage collector is smart enough to detect and release circular references. Dealing with circular references in C++ isn't as simple. In the first installment of this series ...

I'm trying to use an iterator of a vector of pointers to objects of a class I've written, to proceed through each object in the vector and call a member function of that object. It's not working. I ...