Does anyone know which books cover the latest finalized standard of C++? I
found that even "C++ Programming" doesn't cover them all.

Thanks.

cadelite@hotmail.com


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In article <6u10da$dk8$1@adenine.netfront.net>, cadelite
<cadelite@hotmail.com> writes
>Does anyone know which books cover the latest finalized standard of C++? I
>found that even "C++ Programming" doesn't cover them all.

Hardly surprising as it was published four months before the final
agreements were reached.  Actually there are very few differences.  I
guess that C++ Primer might be marginally ahead.  But what compiler are
you using that is closer to the final standard than either of these?



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