General talk about software patterns

["MATHUS Baptiste" <mathus.b AT mipih.fr>]

Hi,

Well, I'd recommend you having a look at how the graphical toolkit GTK do it. 
It's mainly written in pure C and is said to be object-oriented 
architectured, so maybe you could 
learn from it. http://www.gtk.org/

Second, for example, I grabbed it on google : 
http://www.accu.org/acornsig/public/articles/oop_c.html 
(http://www.google.com/search?q=C+object-oriented). I seem to remember one of 
the main principle used in object-oriented C is to declare structures 
containing data, and pointers to your functions (i.e. methods).

Obviously, I think you'll miss real encapsulation, 'cause you there's no 
visibility level that you can 
set in C. But that's already a good start.

Hope this helps.

@++
Baptiste

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> Objet : [patterns-discussion] how to implement design patterns using 
> clanguage
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> Hi, guys
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> I am new to design patterns, and just start to learn it by picking up the 
> book, head first design patterns.
> I worked for an embedded software company. Unfortuantely here I dont have 
> any object oriented programming language > available. 
> I am wondering, is there any resource explaining how to implement the 
> design patterns using c language.
> 
> Best Regards,
> Ryan