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Document Name:	Programming Tools - Opaque Pointers
Document ID:	doc1150
Description:	This article shows you how to use a language feature of C (and C++) to provide a very powerful form of abstraction for use in libraries: opaque pointers.
Version Comment:	Updates to pagination in PDF only.
Version Created By:	Angelina Gomes - 09/10/2007 1:40 PM EDT

Status:	Final
Current Version:	2
Size:	161.96 KB
Lock:	Unlocked

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	Active	Version	Version Comment	Review	Created By	Status
		Version 2	Updates to pagination in PDF only.		Angelina Gomes - 09/10/2007	Final
		Version 1			Angelina Gomes - 08/31/2007	Draft

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