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        Introduction

      This document is an  introductory  guide  to  the Turbo C++ class
      libraries.  In this  document,  we  assume  that you are familiar
      with the syntax and semantics of C++ and with the  basic concepts
      of object-oriented  programming.  If you want more information on
      Turbo C++, see chapters 5 and 6 and the bibliography in the Turbo
      C++ manual Getting Started and chapters 1 and 3 in the  Turbo C++
      Programmer's Guide.

      The lists of class  members  are for general reference only.  For
      the exact contents  of  each class, including private members and
      the types and parameters for members, see the source code itself.

      The Turbo C++ class library defines a basic set of classes.   You
      can use these classes as they  are,  or you can extend and expand
      them to produce an object-oriented software  package  specific to
      your needs.

      The  set  of classes is made up of two trees.   These  trees  are
      rooted by the abstract base classes Object and ContainerIterator.
      Each of these base  classes  is explored in a separate chapter in
      this document.