Synopsis
Generic programming makes it easy to deliver more efficient C code in less time-something all of the more than 1 million C programmers should know how to do. Generic routines can be recycled and ported to other applications without changing a line of code, reducing the time it takes programmers to write new software. Namir Shammas explains how to create time-saving generic libraries with the latest Microsoft C and C++ products. He demonstrates how to use generic programming techniques to create stacks, queues, arrays, matrices, lists, hash tables, graphs, AVL trees, and other popular data structures. He also shows how to enhance generic code by incorporating structured and object-oriented techniques.
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