"Richard" <richard.howard@cdesolutions.com> writes:

> You can buy a copy (PDF) from https://webstore.ansi.org and the document
> number is 14882.
>
> While we are on the subject ... Is there any where I could obtain a printed
> copy as 700 Pages of A4 is (A) not particularly user friendly, and (B) my
> low budget ink jet would defiantly review our friendship :)

Certainly: your national standards body should be able to sell you
copies. For example, DIN does so through Beuth Verlag, Berlin; see
www.beuth.de and search for 14882 (it is listed with 240 EUR).

Regards,
Martin

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In article <a1l5tb$o5o$1@tilde.csc.ti.com>, "Nipuna Gunasekera"
<gunaseke@hou.asp.ti.com> wrote:

>Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a
>comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?

You might try http://www.ansi.org

This comprehensive list of C++ standards has yet only one item,
ISO+IEC+14882-1998, which is sold for $18. There is an ISO standard with
the same name selling for about $250, and differs in that it does not have
the ANSI stamp on it.

This should be covered in the C++ FAQ.

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> Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a

> comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?

You can buy a copy (PDF) from https://webstore.ansi.org and the document
number is 14882.

While we are on the subject ... Is there any where I could obtain a printed
copy as 700 Pages of A4 is (A) not particularly user friendly, and (B) my
low budget ink jet would defiantly review our friendship :)

"Richard" <richard.howard@cdesolutions.com> wrote in message news:<3c3ecff7$1_1@nnrp1.news.uk.psi.net>...
> > Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a
>
> > comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?
>
> You can buy a copy (PDF) from https://webstore.ansi.org and the document
> number is 14882.
>
> While we are on the subject ... Is there any where I could obtain a printed
> copy as 700 Pages of A4 is (A) not particularly user friendly, and (B) my
> low budget ink jet would defiantly review our friendship :)

If you don't get too picky:
BSI has authorised a book form of BSI C++, which differs from ANSI C++
and ISO C++ in (you guessed it) the title.
IIRC, TC1 will be included and it's still in preparation, release later
this year. I expect it to be slightly cheaper than a new ink jet.

HTH,

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Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a
comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?

Thanks
Nipuna


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Nipuna Gunasekera wrote:
>
> Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a
> comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?

There's no need: the list is quite short. There is exactly one C++
standard; there's never been any other. It's name is "ISO/IEC 14882
Programming Languages - C++". It was approved by ANSI on 1998-07-27, and
is marked "First edition 1998-09-01". You can buy a copy of it online
for $18 by following the links that are automatically appended to the
bottom of every message posted to this newsgroup. The $18 helps cover
the costs of producing the standard, so don't get cheap about it! The
time you spend reading it will be much greater than the amount of time
you'll spend earning the money to pay for it.

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"Nipuna Gunasekera" <gunaseke@hou.asp.ti.com> writes:

> Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a
> comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?

To date, there is only a single one, ISO/IEC 14882:1998. The PDF
version is available from ANSI at

http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/product.asp?sku=ISO%2FIEC+14882%2D1998

and the printed version at

http://webstore.ansi.org/ansidocstore/product.asp?sku=ISO%2FIEC+14882%3A1998

HTH,
Martin

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In article <a1l5tb$o5o$1@tilde.csc.ti.com>, Nipuna Gunasekera says...
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>Can somebody please direct me to a good web site that contain a
>comprehensive listing of ANSI C++ standards?
>
>Thanks
>Nipuna

The FAQ contains that list. It's short, though: There's 1 C++ standard.
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