This chapter takes a look at object-oriented programming from an assembly language perspective. Object-oriented programming is most useful when you are a programmer writing libraries for other programmers to use. Since we have programmers building things for programmers, in this chapter, the term “library programmer” will be used to refer to the programmer who is creating the data structures, functions, and objects, and the term “application programmer” will be used to refer to the programmer who is using ...
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J. BartlettLearn to Program with Assemblyhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7437-8_1818. Object-Oriented Programming
Jonathan Bartlett1
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