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Turbo Pascal for Windows (TPW), in addition to C++-style virtual methods,
supplies "dynamic" methods.  These seem to be an attempt to deal with
cases where you inherit a large number of virtual functions but generally
only override a few.  Rather than giving you yet another copy of that large
virtual function table, dynamic methods do a search through a list at
runtime to find the right method.  If you only overrode a few functions,
the list should be much smaller than the virtual function table.  I am
lying about some of this, but I believe the gist is correct.

My question is for folks who use any of the various C++ class libraries
for windows.  How do they deal with the large number of window messages?
Do they bite the bullet and define each message as a virtual function?
To they decide on a subset of messages that they deem important enough
to be virtual functions?