Hi!

I'm interesting in guidelines for C++ programming which can be used as
an god input or a leading star for a general programmers guide. I already
know the Programming in C++, Rules and Recommendations by Mats Henricson
and Erik Nyquist.

Is there anyone who knows about works which have been done in this area
or references?

Thanks in advantage
-Olof

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           olja@ppvku.ericsson.se "Olof Jansson" writes:

>Hi!
>
>I'm interesting in guidelines for C++ programming which can be used as
>an god input or a leading star for a general programmers guide. I already
>know the Programming in C++, Rules and Recommendations by Mats Henricson
>and Erik Nyquist.
>
>Is there anyone who knows about works which have been done in this area
>or references?

Taligent's Guide to Designing Programs, published by Taligent thru
Addison-Wesley is worth a look. It's up to date, is based on practical
experience, covers a lot of areas forgotten by other books, and most
of its examples are relevant and correct [cf. the Ellemtel guide ;-)].

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