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Subject: C++ enumerations the Ada way
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Interesting article in Embedded Systems Programming this month
http://www.embedded.com/2003/0307
look for:
Programming Pointers
More on enumerations
by Dan Saks

Several references to the Ada way of doing/using enumerations and how
to do something similar in C++. It might even make a few people look
into Ada.