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From: antonio@Somewhere.@.USC (Antonio)
Subject: Re: nested functions
Date: 1998/05/05
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  Jim Coplien's book (C++ Idioms) has an interesting implementation
  of nested functions. I think it's quite easy and very portable,
  maybe worth to take into consideration.

  Hope it helps,
  Antonio


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