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Programming Languages
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15 Dec 2008
Updated: 15 Dec 2008
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C++ has no native support for adding new operators, but this article shows how, with macros and some clever overloading, it is possible to easily add your own anyway.
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John is a co-founder of Priacta, Inc, a Time Management training company. Priacta's "TRO" training typically gives executives and business owners a 15-30% boost in productivity. John supervises the development side, and recently worked on the release of the new online self training system.
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