In this video, we explore some of the techniques that compiler authors use to realize the mechanics of object-oriented languages. It's interesting how close C++ is to C and how simple these mechanisms are under the hood. Although the video focuses on C++, similar techniques are used by the Java Virtual Machine, .Net Virtual Machine in C#, and many other OO languages.

0h00 – Presentation
1:29 – Private member variables
6:26 – Member Methods
11:38 – Polymorphism, virtual functions

“[OO] is a dirty, rotten thing” is a quote from Dr. Michael Brady from the lecture:
Conference 1 on microprocessor systems: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG3Vg_EZTYk

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