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Calls, Returns and In-Between.

June 2007

If you're tired of tracking down null pointer dereferences and invalid pointer dereferences, then you might be ready to try out the Object Registration and Validation (ORV) pattern. With it, you can perform consistent sanity checks to guarantee you don't use an object that no longer exists. Eric Gufford shows you how.

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C++/CLI provides a way to describe your code to the runtime, or to specify certain behaviors at run time: They're called attributes. Rex Jaeschke describes some of these attributes provided by the .NET Framework in his latest article, "C++/CLI: Attributes."

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