> I am looking for a language reference guide for C++. The
>bulk of the "guides" I've seen are instructional. What I need is
>a guide that defines the language and it's constructs.

>Any Help would be greatly appreciated,

At the moment, nothing but the committee draft from the Standards
Committee (X3J16/WG21) will do what you want. Bjarne's ARM has a
1990 snapshot, but that is quite dated at this point. Contact
ANSI for info on how to buy a copy.

-- Chuck Allison

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In a previous article, wilsona@ctron.com (Andrew Wilson) says:

>Hi,
>
> I am looking for a language reference guide for C++. The bulk of the "guides" I've seen are instructional. What I need is a guide that defines the language and it's constructs.
>
>Any Help would be greatly appreciated,
>Andy.
>
To add to the requested: Constructs that descripted c++ orthogonally.

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Hi,

 I am looking for a language reference guide for C++. The bulk of the "guides" I've seen are instructional. What I need is a guide that defines the language and it's constructs.

Any Help would be greatly appreciated,
Andy.