In article <9c3duh$4q14@tid.tid.es>, "EdUarDo" <eyp@inad.es> wrote:
>Hello, I left to develop in C++ about 3 years, and I don't know about new
>features.
>I know that nowadays there are string, vector,    smart pointers?,    hash?,
>list, etc...
>Where can I find information about new C++?

Pick up the C++ standard from ANSI, the ANSI one that costs $18 (see the
C++ FAQ, whose address is at the bottom of all messages).

That plus discussions in the C++ newsgroups was all that I needed in order
to get working. The differences are not that bad: Use namespaces, write
"std::endl" (or put in "using std::endl" or "using namespace std" before
the "endl"), instead of "endl", some old classes like "sstream" are now
replaced by "stringstream", and so on.

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EdUarDo wrote:
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> Hello, I left to develop in C++ about 3 years, and I don't know about n=
ew
> features.
> I know that nowadays there are string, vector, =BFsmart pointers?, =BFh=
ash?,

The only "smart" pointer in the standard is std::auto_ptr<>, and it
serves a very specialized purpose. Hash are not provided at all.
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> list, etc...
> Where can I find information about new C++?

It's not spectacularly new - it was approved in 1998.

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You might try looking here ---^, or down below.

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In article <9c3duh$4q14@tid.tid.es>,
<eyp@inad.es> EdUarDo wrote:
>=20
> Hello, I left to develop in C++ about 3 years, and I don't know about n=
ew
> features.
> I know that nowadays there are string, vector, =BFsmart pointers?, =BFh=
ash?,
> list, etc...
> Where can I find information about new C++?
>

 When I first read the subject of this thread, I thought
 you were referring to the 'new new C++' not the 'old new C++'.  ;-))>
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 http://technetcast.ddj.com/tnc_play_stream.html?stream_id=3D560
 http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=3D01/04/23/2152226&mode=3Dthread

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Hello, I left to develop in C++ about 3 years, and I don't know about new
features.
I know that nowadays there are string, vector,    smart pointers?,    hash?,
list, etc...
Where can I find information about new C++?

Thank you.
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Saludetes,

Eduardo Y      ez




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