Most C++ programmers got their experience by working with pre-standard
compilers, mostly based on Stroustrup/Ellis' Annotated Reference (2nd
ed) or
earlier. When switching over to ANSI C++, they are faced with a couple
of
incompatibilities: Things that used to work in some way, do not work
anymore,
or work in a different way.

To ease the transition from classic C++ to ANSI C++, I have provided a
list of
(hopefully all) incompatibilities at

           http://fusshuhn.ourfamily.com/cppincomp.html

This page was already posted for public review in
comp.lang.c++.moderated and
comp.std.c++, and I hope therefore it is complete and correct.
Nevertheless,
if you encounter an error or an omission, please notify me by email.

--
Ronald Fischer <ronald_f@my-deja.com>
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/ronald_fischer/


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