Making C++ objects persistent: The hidden pointers
| Author(s) : | N. H. Gehani S. Dar A. Biliris, |
| Publisher : | N/A |
| Publication Date : | 1993 |
| ISSN : | N/A |
| Abstract : | O++ [4, 5, 9] is a database programming language based on C++ [11, 18]. Amongst other things, O++ provides facilities for making C++ objects persistent. Objects of any class can be allocated on the stack, on the heap, or in persistent store. Objects allocated in persistent store are called persistent objects, and pointers to such objects are called persistent pointers. From the O++ user?s point of view, the semantics of, |