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Is there a great guide to C++11 as a language? Typing "Learn C++11" into Google always results in information mixed with legacy C++
by xpaulbettsx 12y ago
Is there a great guide to C++11 as a language? Typing "Learn C++11" into Google always results in information mixed with legacy C++
- femngi 12y agoThe definitive introduction to C++11 is probably 'C++ Primer 5th edition'. It covers stuff other than the new features but everything is described as it should be done in C++11/14.
- ekm2 12y agoBjarne Stroustrup's The C++ Programming Language(4th Edition) is updated for C++11.
- pjmlp 12y agoThe new book from Bjarne "Tour of C++".
- krylon 12y agoThanks for the suggestion. I am not a C++ programmer[1], but I try to keep an open mind about other languages. I loved reading Design And Evolution of C++, Bjarne has a very nice writing style. [1] Last year, I spent about a week doing maintenance on what you could call a legacy C++ application at customer site (I work as a sysadmin at a process engineering company). It was strangely fun (lucky for me, the application was quite well-written and I could easily find my way around the code).