Javier Kohen to Masingill. Ensign:
On stardate 13-May-97, Frank Masingill established a sub-space link to Cliff 
Rhodes refering to Creating workable subcla.
 FM> class Calc
 FM> {
 FM>         int Add(void);        //member function to compute sum
 FM>         int Subtract(void);   //member function to compute difference
 FM>         int Multiply(void);   //member function to compute product
 FM>         float Divide(void);     //member function to compute quotient
 FM> };
 FM>     Your critique and that of anybody else who reads will be 
appreciated. 
 FM>  Did I make ANY progress?
You sure did! Maybe now you can add a member calc() that does all the
operations and stores the results in private vars, so when you use Add(),
Sub() and so, many times, you do not have to calc everything again.
Ie:
Calc a(1,2);
for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i++)
        printf("%d - %d\n", i, a.Add());
Will run faster if you precalc N1 + N2.
BTW: could anybody give me a simple excercise? I can't remember the last
time I wrote a program in C++...
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