[omniORB] maybe an omniORB designer knows

[Helge Penne]

I think the article you are looking for is "Counting Objects in C++" by Scott
Meyers, C/C++ Users Journal, April 1998.  I do not know if it is available online
(probably not), but it is included on Scott Meyer's "Effective C++" CD (contains
both his Effective C++ books, pluss various articles etc.).

Highly recommended.  Every serious C++ programmer should read these books (or
something equivalent) at some point.

- Helge

Rusty Carruth wrote:

> I read a trick somewhere (I think c/c++ journal) where you, during
> compile time, create a thing which counts the number of objects (I think)
> that you've created, and that number somehow becomes a static value
> (in a way like 'static int foo=99').  Then you could use that number
> to know when you've gotten to 'ALL'.
>
> Does anyone remember that article?  Am I dreaming it?  ;-)
> And, perhaps more importantly - is that what you were looking for?
>

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