Comeau is proud to provide you with the following repository of C++ links and resources:

• Comeau's Book and Literature Suggestions
• Comeau's Tech discussions/FAQ on C and C++ issues
• Comeau's Templates FAQ
• Comeau's C99 FAQ
• Comeau's online compiler
• Thoughts from Greg Comeau
• Home page of Bjarne Stroustrup
  • Press release announcing UNANIMOUS APPROVAL OF FDIS, THE C++ STANDARD!!
  • Stroustrup's FAQ
• C++ libs from boost.org They state "The emphasis is on portable libraries which work well with the C++ Standard Library."
• Here's a newer site with assorted C++ information http://www.cplusplus.org
• C++ Related User Groups Do you know of a C++, C or OO User Group? If so, please email us details!
  • ACCU in the UK.
  • ACCU in the USA.
  • C++ and Java SIG of NYPC in New York, New York.
  • Object Developers Group in New York, New York.
  • San Francisco Bay Area Center for Advanced Technology's C++ SIG.
  • Bay Area Software Forum's C++/Object-Oriented Programming SIG email.
• C++ CD2 Working Draft Document. Click here.
• The C++ FAQ
• The C FAQ
• The Learning C and C++ FAQ (for alt.comp.lang.learn.c-c++)
• Commercial and PD C++ Libraries FAQ
• Greg Comeau's Executive Summary of ANSI/ISO C++ Committee Meetings

PD STL's/SL's

• STLSoft provides STLish "lightweight" cross-platform, technology/API-neutral template libraries.
• STLPort's implementation based on SGI's SL
• SGI's implementation with iostreams
• Cay Horstmann's Safe STL extensions.

Newsgroups on Usenet (clicking one of these may load an application which is not your default mail reader program):

• C++ general newsgroup
• C++ standards discussion newsgroup
• C/C++ beginners discussion newsgroup
• C general newsgroup
• C standards discussion newsgroup
• Object-oriented discussion newsgroup

Online tutorials. Note: we have not read these tutorials, these are definitely FYI's. Essentially, we only know of their existence. We would be pleased to hear your feedback, whether good, bad, or indifferent.

• Seen of a good one? If so, tell us. Is HAS to be excellent.

Online articles. Note: we have not read these articles, these are definitely FYI's. Essentially, we only know of their existence. We would be pleased to hear your feedback, whether good, bad, or indifferent.

• Sean Corfield's C++ - Beyond The ARM web page containing links to many of his articles and discussion of C++ features added since the ANSI/ISO C++ committee formed.

Know of a resource you think we should add? Email us with information!

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