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A little of topic. I may need to dive back in C++. I knew the language pretty well (circa 1994), the STL was brand new and namespaces were experimental. I don't
by huherto 16y ago
A little of topic. I may need to dive back in C++. I knew the language pretty well (circa 1994), the STL was brand new and namespaces were experimental. I don't know what happened after that. Can anyone recommend any online resources to fill the gap? Thanks
- eru 16y agoYou could have a look at the "Frequently Questioned Answers" (http://yosefk.com/c++fqa/ http://yosefk.com/c++fqa/). But that will probably produce more frustration with C++ than it helps..
- xenthral 16y agoOne of the things you want to hit up right away after you get reacquainted is the boost library: http://www.boost.org/ http://www.boost.org/ If you use it well, it does a lot of heavy lifting, adds a lot of safety and expressiveness (boost::bind is just pure magic) that just wasn't there before, and a lot of the boost libraries are going into the standard - and are already implemented in the TR1 namespace.