Topic: C and C++ journals or mags
Author: thoang@rigel.oac.uci.edu (Trangdaithi Hoang)
Date: 23 Apr 1994 02:37:36 GMT Raw View
In article <2p0tkd$4nr@jupiter.sjsu.edu>,
Cay Horstmann <horstman@sjsumcs.sjsu.edu> wrote:
>C++ Report
>SIGS Publications
>588 Broadway
>NY NY 10012
>212/274-0640
>
>It is $69 for 9 issues--a bit steep if you ask me. Direct complaints to
>the publisher, Rich Friedman.
I find it odd that the subscription price for 9 issues at $69 is more
than 9 issues at the cover price of $4.95 for a total of $44.55. I
pick it up at the local Computer City on my way home and pay about
$36 for 9 nine issues after 25% discount and 7.75% tax.
Author: cs270196@hkpu01.hkp.hk (Yung Tin Ho)
Date: Sat, 23 Apr 1994 17:35:43 GMT Raw View
Cay Horstmann (horstman@sjsumcs.sjsu.edu) wrote:
: David Sachs (b91926@fsgi01.fnal.gov) wrote:
: : I have found "C++ Report" (SIGS) to be extremely useful in following
: : the progress of the language. Subscription is $69/yr. Possibly a
: : computer oriented bookstore in your area would carry it.
: I can second that sentiment. As a columnist, I am probably biased, but
: I do read each issue from cover to cover and like it a lot. (Ok, I admit
: I never read the ``message passing'' stuff, Stan Lippmann's serialized
: software novel. I sure hope that Stan isn't reading this post :-))
ha, i haven't read 'message passing' too. :)
i have seen you have introduced OMT CASE last year. would you introduce
Rational Rose next time? it is because i like booch method (maybe i like
his cloud :))
regards.
- thyung
Author: salvo@eskimo.com (Marc Salvatori)
Date: 17 Apr 94 21:59:35 GMT Raw View
JULIE-F@aci1.aci.ns.ca wrote:
: Please pardon the (probably) newbieness of this question...
: I've looked in several local (university and municipally-funded)
: libraries for journals or magazines pertaining to C and/or C++ but have so
: far been unsuccessful in my search. Do any exist? If so, what are their
: titles?
: Thanks in advance.
: -Julie
The C Users Journal covers both. I've seen a C++ magazine in the local
bookstore, but can't recall its title. Dr. Dobb's gives the langauage
good coverage. Also, Software Development is worth a look.
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Author: b91926@fsgi01.fnal.gov (David Sachs)
Date: 18 Apr 1994 15:55:53 -0500 Raw View
I have found "C++ Report" (SIGS) to be extremely useful in following
the progress of the language. Subscription is $69/yr. Possibly a
computer oriented bookstore in your area would carry it.
Author: rmartin@rcmcon.com (Robert Martin)
Date: Tue, 19 Apr 1994 13:55:41 GMT Raw View
salvo@eskimo.com (Marc Salvatori) writes:
>JULIE-F@aci1.aci.ns.ca wrote:
>: Please pardon the (probably) newbieness of this question...
>: I've looked in several local (university and municipally-funded)
>: libraries for journals or magazines pertaining to C and/or C++ but have so
>: far been unsuccessful in my search. Do any exist? If so, what are their
>: titles?
>: Thanks in advance.
>: -Julie
>The C Users Journal covers both. I've seen a C++ magazine in the local
>bookstore, but can't recall its title. Dr. Dobb's gives the langauage
>good coverage. Also, Software Development is worth a look.
The best (IMHO) magazine about C++ is "The C++ Report". Stan Lippman
is the editor, and he works very hard to maintain the level of the
articles. "The C++ Report" is published 10 times per year by SIGS
publications.
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Author: horstman@sjsumcs.sjsu.edu (Cay Horstmann)
Date: 19 Apr 1994 15:33:33 GMT Raw View
David Sachs (b91926@fsgi01.fnal.gov) wrote:
: I have found "C++ Report" (SIGS) to be extremely useful in following
: the progress of the language. Subscription is $69/yr. Possibly a
: computer oriented bookstore in your area would carry it.
I can second that sentiment. As a columnist, I am probably biased, but
I do read each issue from cover to cover and like it a lot. (Ok, I admit
I never read the ``message passing'' stuff, Stan Lippmann's serialized
software novel. I sure hope that Stan isn't reading this post :-))
Here is a contact address and phone number. Sorry, I have no internet
address that might take subscriptions.
C++ Report
SIGS Publications
588 Broadway
NY NY 10012
212/274-0640
It is $69 for 9 issues--a bit steep if you ask me. Direct complaints to
the publisher, Rich Friedman.
Cay
horstman@cs.sjsu.edu
Author: JULIE-F@aci1.aci.ns.ca
Date: 12 Apr 1994 19:42:57 -0300 Raw View
Please pardon the (probably) newbieness of this question...
I've looked in several local (university and municipally-funded)
libraries for journals or magazines pertaining to C and/or C++ but have so
far been unsuccessful in my search. Do any exist? If so, what are their
titles?
Thanks in advance.
-Julie