Author: Danniel Corbit
Date: 13:17:27 11/06/97
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To Mr. Ban's excellent comments, I would like to add some further suggestions: 1. If you can afford a tool like Rational Rose 4.0, you may find that it is very valuable to gain understanding of your model. You can even reverse engineer your code and get a pictoral view of relationships that exist. 2. The best way to understand C++ is to read a methodology book first, not a C++ book. Read a book on the Unified OO method. Then get Bjarne's new book "The C++ Programming Language Third Edition" ISBN:0-201-88954-4, after you have read and understood the methodology. It is a very different way of thinking than procedural. 3. Start small. Convert a single object, like "piece" instead of trying to convert everything at once. If you are using C++, you can start with procedural code that uses objects and transition slowly to a real OO model.
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