Answer / nkotesh

CObject is the base class for Microsoft Foundation Classes.
It's used to support Serialization, Runtime Class
Information and Object diagonstics

Answer / john samuel

CObject is the principal base class for the Microsoft
Foundation Class Library. It serves as the root not only for
library classes such as CFile and CObList, but also for the
classes that you write. CObject provides basic services,
including

Serialization support
Run-time class information
Object diagnostic output
Compatibility with collection classes

Answer / jones

CObject

Answer / ctharam

CObject is the root base class for most of the Microsoft Foundation Class Library (MFC).

The CObject class contains many useful features that

1) Serialization
2) Debugging
3) Dynamically create Objects
4) Compatibility with Collection Classes
5) Derive your class from CObject

Use the normal syntax to derive CTharam class from CObject

class CTharam : public CObject
{
// add CTharam-specific members and functions...
}

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