C++

C++ is a popular object-oriented programming language used in developing large applications and systems. Efforts are still underway to standardize C++ by American National Standards Institute's (ANSI) X3J16 committee, International Standards Organization's (ISO) WG21 group, and numerous vendors.

URLs

Learn C and C++

Learn C++ from an interactive multimedia CD-ROM

C++ to HTML

Shows a way to embed HTML comments in C++ source code to aid in synchronizing documentation. Also points to the C++ 2HTML converter program.

C++ Newsgroups

Borland's Web page that lists and provides links to all of the C++ newsgroups on the Internet as well as their listserver.

Print Resources

• The C++ Programming Language, 2d ed. By Stroustrup. Addison-Wesley. (ISBN 0-201-12078-X)
• A C++ Primer, 2d ed. By Lippman. Addison-Wesley. (ISBN 0-201-54848-8)

W3E References

object-oriented

ISO

Detail

Because C++ is not yet a standard, there is no ftp site to download the latest draft. Instead, a paper copy can be obtained for $65 by writing to: X3 Secretariat, CBEMA, 1250 I Street NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20005, 202-626-5738.

Request the latest draft of "Working Paper for Draft Proposed American National Standard for Information Systems -- Programming Language C++."

The following is a list of newsgroups available for C++:

comp.lang.c++

comp.std.c++

comp.object

BIX

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