Bjarne Stroustrup's "The Design and Evolution of C++" is a great
book.  It answered many of my questions that found no answer elsewhere.

I found a number of typos (which have probably already been corrected),
and since I could not think of a better way to reach the source, I'm
posting them here.  Sorry for the wasted bandwidth.

p 360: "In particular, the comparison operators eq() and lt() are
trivial to inlined." (lose the ed)

p 345: constaints. (constraints)

p 332: description has pd1 and pd2 reversed in the sentence "In a call..."
(I think)

p 304: code example 2 last line is missing a 'm': pf is used instead of pmf.

p 263: "From an implementer's..." sentence, change "rules" to "rule"

p 241: last line, change "class" to "struct"

p 239: last code sample, second line, name struct "Y" -- currently empty

p 231: "2+2 of -1" change to "2+2 or -1"

p 159: last example, declaration of main has "arg" instead of "argv"

p 389: last example, change "// close file fn" to "// open file fn"


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