[Dev] C++ book recommendations

[John F Davis]

Hello

I'm a fan of Bruce Eckel books:

Thinking in C++
and
C++ inside and out.

JD

"M. Mueller (bhu5nji)" <bhu5nji@yahoo.com>@trilug.org on 03/18/2002
11:13:31 PM

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Any recommendations on C++ books?  Something that describes the gears and
pulleys as well as the function. I have Stroustroup from way back when.

I was working with a base class last Friday that had no virtual destructor.
It wasn't a problem until I added some private data items to the derived
class.  Then the compiler started complaining.  I searched the web and
gained
a rudimentary understanding of the problem and I found a solution to the
problem.  Now I want to have a solid understanding of that problem and
solution.
--
Mike  M.

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