Blocks and Bricks: A light OOP System

[NoCforMe]

Didn't find proper links, but something for masm 
Object-Oriented Programming in Assembly Language

I'm really not at all interested in using OOP in my assembly-language programs. But that link (the Randall Hyde article) is definitely fascinating, just seeing how OOP is implemented at the lowest level, and I've bookmarked it for later. Thanks.

[daydreamer]

thanks for the links Timo 

@noCforMe
try subclass a button so it gets directly called to a proc instead of .IF in wndproc can sometimes be an advantage

[NoCforMe]

@noCforMe
try subclass a button so it gets directly called to a proc instead of .IF in wndproc can sometimes be an advantage

Wellll, I often subclass controls, when I need to intercept messages to them that I can't otherwise get access to. But I don't see what in the world this has to do with OOP programming; it's just something you sometimes have to do to gain some kind of functionality for the control.