markl@vecpyr.UUCP (Mark Patrick) (10/18/85)
I would be most grateful if someone could provide me with information on the availability of documentation/source for C++. Does it support any form of dynamic typing at runtime? Also any infornmation on versions of Flavors/Traits which are portable to Unix based environments (in particular a pyramid). Does anyone have any experience using Neon/Object Pascal I would be very interested in their appraisel of these systems.
todd@bu-cs.UUCP (Todd Cooper) (10/23/85)
In article <131@vecpyr.UUCP> markl@vecpyr.UUCP (Mark Patrick) writes: >I would be most grateful if someone could provide me with information >on the availability of documentation/source for C++. Does it support >any form of dynamic typing at runtime? Also any infornmation on >versions of Flavors/Traits which are portable to Unix based >environments (in particular a pyramid). Does anyone have any >experience using Neon/Object Pascal I would be very interested in >their appraisel of these systems. Me too. -- I am working in ML and it seems as if C++ is similar. -- --------------------------- Todd Cooper UUCP: ...!harvard!bu-cs!todd ARPA: todd%bu-cs.csnet@csnet-relay.arpa CSNET: todd@bu-cs BITNET: cscpyqc@bostonu USNail: 29 Gordon Street #201, Brighton, MA 02135
ggs@ulysses.UUCP (Griff Smith) (10/23/85)
> I would be most grateful if someone could provide me with information > on the availability of documentation/source for C++. Does it support > any form of dynamic typing at runtime? Also any infornmation on > versions of Flavors/Traits which are portable to Unix based > environments (in particular a pyramid). Does anyone have any > experience using Neon/Object Pascal I would be very interested in > their appraisel of these systems. "The C++ Programming Language", Bjarne Stroustrup, Addison-Wesley Publishing Company, Inc., ISBN O-201-12078-X. Source available from: AT&T Software Sales and Marketing, Post Office Box 25000, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27420. Phone 1-800-828-UNIX (i.e. 8649); in North Carolina call collect, (919) 279-3666. -- Griff Smith AT&T Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill Phone: (201) 582-7736 Internet: ggs@ulysses.uucp UUCP: ulysses!ggs ( {allegra|ihnp4}!ulysses!ggs )
devine@asgb.UUCP (Robert J. Devine) (10/26/85)
> I would be most grateful if someone could provide me with information > on the availability of documentation/source for C++. Addison-Wesley has just published Bjarne Stroustrup's book on C++. The C++ "compiler" (actually a preprocessor) has also been released by AT&T as a buy-able product. See those corp.s for more info. Bob Devine Burroughs DSG/Boulder
fmg@galon (Pat Gallivan) (10/28/85)
In article <131@vecpyr.UUCP> markl@vecpyr.UUCP (Mark Patrick) writes: >I would be most grateful if someone could provide me with information >on the availability of documentation/source for C++. At the recent ACM conference in Denver one of the Speakers was Bjarne Stroustrup the author of C++. He announced that C++ was being released as version 1.0. with release notes. In addition his book "The C++ Programming Language", Addison-Wesley, 1985 (Code #12078) was just then being released. The release handout was rather long describing the features, hardware support distribution and pricing amoung other things. The language features including data abstraction and object based programming were mentioned. If there is enough interest from the net I'll transcribe the whole release otherwise contact AT&T Software Sales and Marketing, P. O. Box 25000, Greensboro, North Carolina, 27420. ---- Pat Gallivan @ UUCP: ..!seismo!hao!nbires!isis!galon!fmg Galon Exploration, Inc. 7122 S. Fillmore, (303) 770-6229 Littleton, CO 80122 Data: (303) 771-0258 "It is better to 'backup' then go forward."