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Andrew W. Troelsen

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Troelsen, Andrew W.

    Developer's workshop to COM and ATL 3.0  /  by Andrew W. Troelsen.
    p.  cm.
    ISBN  1-55622-704-3 (pb)
    1.  Computer software--Development.  2.  Object-oriented programming (Computer science).
    3.  Active template library.  I.  Title.

    QA76.76.D47 T76   2000
    005.26'8--dc21                                                          00-025666
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Dedication

To my wife, Amanda, who married me even though I was only on Chapter 7 at the time. Your love and support are amazing. You're my angel.

To Mary and Wally Troelsen (who also go by Mom and Dad), for not panicking too much when I was studying Sanskrit.

Finally, to Mrs. Heckman, who got this whole thing started.

Acknowledgments

Writing a book is by far the most complex undertaking I can remember. If it were not for the following people, I am certain I would have lost the last of my remaining hairs during its completion. Thanks to Jim Hill at Wordware Publishing, for presenting me with this unique opportunity to begin with. A big thanks to Beth Kohler (also at Wordware Publishing) for putting up with my numerous resubmissions and massaging the kinks in the original manuscript.

A very special thank you to Wade Coonrod, who took the time out of his extremely busy schedule to review this book somewhere between the hours of 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. Thanks as well to his wife, Darla, for not disowning him during this endeavor. Thanks to Gina McGhee and Tom Salonek for reviewing the early chapters of this text. As for any remaining typos, omissions, or illogic, the responsibility is mine alone.

Most importantly, thanks to my friends and family who put up with my absence while I hid away in the den for the last several months.

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