I have been reading a lot of quotations from the ARM
 and it sounds like a Bible for C++.

 I didn't see anything about it in the C++ FAQ
 (althought I'm not claiming it isn't there :-)
 but I would like to see a copy of it.

 What exactly is it?

 Is it available on the net (in Post Script or TeX)?

      Thanks,

      Gerard

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In <1992Jul20.081949.11519@usl.edu> pssres12@ucs.usl.edu (Vignes Gerard M) writes:

 (For starters, this question belong in comp.lang.c++.)

> I have been reading a lot of quotations from the ARM
> and it sounds like a Bible for C++.

> I didn't see anything about it in the C++ FAQ
> (althought I'm not claiming it isn't there :-)
> but I would like to see a copy of it.

> What exactly is it?

 A book: "The C++ Annotated Reference Manual," Margaret A. Ellis,
  Bjarne Stroustrup (hardcover, over $30).

> Is it available on the net (in Post Script or TeX)?

 Addison-Wesley would be quite upset if it were.
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