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-// #ifndef __JPTR_H__
-// #define __JPTR_H__
-
-
-
-#include <iostream>
-#include <stl.h>
-#include <assert.h>
-#include <string.h>
-
-const int gDebugLevel = 0 ;
-
-// level 0: no Debugging
-// level 1: construction of test object
-// level 2: list of memory after add or delete of pointer to object
-// level 3: Public api of jptr
-// level 4: all api of jptr
-
-
-#define ldebug(oRoutine,level) {if (level <= gDebugLevel)  \
-   {for(int i = 0; i < max(level,1); i++ )	\
-      cout << "\t";				\
-    cout<<"D"<<level<<": "; oRoutine; }}
-
-
-// ===============================================================
-// class template clJPTR
-// purpose:  simulate symantics of Java Pointers.
-// benefits:
-// 1.  Don't need to worry about freeing the memory.
-// 2.  Don't need to design ownership models.
-// 3.  Generic.
-// 4.  Easy to use, almost fool proof.
-//
-// ===============================================================
-template <class tType>
-   class clJPTR
-   {
-   private: // declarations
-      // The following is declaration of a global multimap
-      // for an instanciation of this template class.
-      //
-      class clMap :
-	 public map<  tType*, int, less< tType* > >
-	 {  };
-
-
-      private: // variables
-	 static clMap	_oMap;
-	 tType*  	_pKey;
-
-
-     public: // public member functions
-      void operator=( tType* pMem );
-      void operator=( const clJPTR& oOther );
-      tType* operator->() const;
-      tType* clone() const;
-      tType* ptr() const;
-      
-
-   private: // private helper functions
-      void add( tType* pMem );
-      void remove();
-      void print(int level);
-
-/*
-	 The reason this is private is so the you the programmer are not
-	 tempted to write something like
-	 clJPTR< xcl > oNew;
-
-	 because this pointer will not have an object to after it's 
-	 constructor and a little too dangerous.   
-*/
-
-   public:  // Constructors
-         clJPTR();
-
-      clJPTR(  tType* pMem );
-      clJPTR(const clJPTR<tType>& oThat);
-
-   public: // Virtual Methods!
-
-      virtual ~clJPTR();
-
-	/* override this method,
-	 it is for the instance when new returns
-	 NULL
-	 */
-      virtual void OutOfMemory();
-
-};
-
-#include "jptr.C"
-
-// #endif // JPTR