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- Lots, with more just about every other week. Here are a few in no particular order (comments are my own):
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- 'The C++ Programming Language, second edition', Stroustrup, Addison/Wesley
- A rich, in-depth intro text; covers rudiments of OOD as well as OOP
- ISBN 0-201-12078-X
- 'A C++ Primer, 2nd edition', Lippman, Addison/Wesley
- 1st ed. considered std intro-C++ text; does not assume C; has some OOD
- ISBN 0-201-54848-8
- 'Annotated C++ Reference Manual', Ellis and Stroustrup, Addison/Wesley
- Heavy reading; definitely not for beginners; gives *ALL* the details.
- ISBN 0-201-51459-1
- 'Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms', Coplien, Addison-Wesley, 1992
- ref-counting, wrappers, functionoids, 'Self'/'Smalltalk' styles, etc
- ISBN 0-201-54855-0
- 'A C++ Toolkit', Shapiro, Prentice Hall
- Provides many small stand-alone classes; code is publically usable
- ISBN 0-13-127663-8
- 'Mastering C++', Horstmann, Wiley
- Wiley hasn't sent me one to review yet, but I hear it's great
- 'Teach Yourself C++', Stevens, MIS Press
- An easy-to-read short book for C++ beginners
- ISBN 1-558-28027-8
- 'A C++ Primer, first edition', Lippman, Addison/Wesley
- Slightly out-of-date; solidly reference quality wrt the language proper
- ISBN 0-201-16487-6
- 'Programming in C++', Dewhurst and Stark, Prentice Hall
- How-to-use C++, shows many idioms of the language
- 'Using C++', Eckel, McGraw-Hill
- Shows some of the ways C++ can be used as a better C; MS-DOS
- 'Data Abstraction and OO Programming in C++', Gorlen/Orlow/Plexico, Wiley
- Describes how to use NIHCL (see question on 'NIHCL')
- ISBN 0-471-92346-X
- 'An Intro to OO Programming', Tim Budd, Addison-Wesley, 1991
- Covers OOP in general; compares/contrasts several OOPLs including C++
- ISBN 0-201-54709-0
- 'Object-Oriented Design with Applications', Grady Booch, Benjamin/Cummings,1991
- Excellent 1st book on OO design; read on Classification and Abstraction
- ISBN 0-8053-0091-0
- 'Object-Orientation: Concepts, Languages, Databases, User interfaces',
- Khoshafian and Abnous, J.Wiley, 1990
- ISBN 0-471-51801-8
- 'The Waite Group's C++ Programming', Berry
- 'An Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming and C++', Weiner & Pinson, A/W
- 'Object-Oriented Program Design with Examples in C++', Mullin, Addison-Wesley
- 'Hands-on C++ Programming', Isaac and Miller, Addison-Wesley
- 'C++ for C Programmers', Pohl, Benjamin/Cummings
- 'The C++ Programming Language, first edition', Stroustrup, Addison/Wesley
- Out of date but a classic; get it to find out where the language 'was'
- ISBN 0-201-12078-X
- 'The C++ Answer Book', Hansen, Addison/Wesley
- Answers to the exercises in Stroustrup's first ed; solid 'how-to' text
- ISBN 0-201-11497-6
- 'Turbo C++ DiskTutor', Greg Voss and Paul Chui, McGraw-Hill
- ISBN 0-07-881526-6
- 'Object-Oriented Software Construction', Meyer, Prentice Hall
- Chaps 1-4 are about OOP in general; the rest is about Eiffel language
- ISBN 0-13-629049-3
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- Conference proceedings:
- Proceedings of the 'OOPSLA' conferences
- Proceedings of the 'C++ At Work' conferences
- Proceedings of the 'USENIX C++' conferences
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- Periodicals:
- The C++ Report
- Journal of Object-Oriented Programming
- Journal of C++
- the working papers of the ANSI-C++ committee
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- Usenix newsgroups and mailing lists:
- comp.lang.c++
- comp.std.c++
- comp.object
- BIX
- Turbo-C++ mailing list