Hello, first of all, I'd like to thank all the people that
replied to me.  Somebody requested me to post the info when I find out
so here is what one of the authors of the style guide sent me:

Hi!

Below is included info on how to ftp the document.

Best regards,

Mats Henricson
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"Public Domain" Coding standards for C++ in ENGLISH

Hi!

Our programming standard for C++ has finally been translated to English.
In addition, some minor changes have been made. We believe that this
version is rather stable, so that the next version should not be expected
for quite a while.

Many people have aversions against programming standards. We recognize this
and have therefore tried to make our document as flexible as possible.
We have a set of 51 RULES (sometimes with exceptions) which we do not see
any reason not to follow. Then we have a set of 79 RECOMMENDATIONS. They
are meant as guidelines. We belive that most code should follow these
recommendations, but we have ourselves recognized times when braking these
recommendations are not only appropriate, but also necessary.

To you who really hate programming rules: we challenge you to try to
reduce the number. We would be all too happy if you succeed, since we too
are programmers and dislike rules ourselves.

The document only touches the subject of C++ design. The chapter on
portability is sketchy. We have also tried to avoid subjects that we
believe belong to an introductionary course in C++.

The document contains 70 code examples. Many are simple, but some are
quite complex. Most examples are possible to compile directly, while some
may need some more or less obvious extra code to make sense for the
compiler.

The document has the same copyright notice as the cool library,
i.e. it is OK to copy and use the document, but we retain the copyrights.
Also, we provide no warranty at all. If any of our code examples destroy
your network, we will simply say "Sorry!".

The document was written using FrameMaker, but has been saved in Postscript
and compressed. It can be accessed by anonymous ftp from our server:
   euagate.eua.ericsson.se   (Internet Address: 134.138.134.16)
It is in the directory:
   ~ftp/pub/eua/c++
The file is ~126k large and its name is:
   rules.ps.Z

Extra info per 1992-12-18:
   The above mentioned document is formatted for A4 paper. There is
   also one document for US Letter, called rules.US.ps.Z. To this you
   can add two similar mif-versions (Maker Interchange Format - editable
   FrameMaker format) called rules.mif.Z and rules.US.mif.Z. Finally
   there is a plain ascii version, called rules.ascii.Z.

If there are any problems in accessing or printing the file, please contact
us at:
   rules@eua.ericsson.se

All comments are welcome. Especially if you find any bugs or
misunderstandings from our side. Please make it clear which version
you have comments on, i.e. if you have comments on this version
state "Version C in English" somewhere.

Erik Nyquist
Mats Henricson

Ellemtel
Box 1505
125 25 Alvsjo
Sweden