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C++ In Theory: The Singleton Pattern, Part I
Have you ever wondered how to implement a class with simple logging functionality? J. Nakamura explains how to do it in a way that makes use of the Singleton pattern.
Read the full article here: C++ In Theory: The Singleton Pattern, Part I For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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