The Singleton Concept is a reasonably simple concept. For writing software, the concept of a singleton stipulates that only one instance of a class will be instantiated during run time. All references to an object of a particular class will be to only one instance. The instance is usually created at program startup, often times before 'main', and destroyed at programs end, often after 'main' exits. Continue reading "Wanted: A Single C++ Singleton" »
Friday, January 2. 2009
Wanted: A Single C++ Singleton
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