draper@inmet.inmet.com (11/15/90)
>I am a new reader of this group so I apologize if this has been asked >before recently. I need a book to learn C++ for an experienced C >programmer. I read Stroustrup three or four years ago and got little >out of it. I have seen the following in a book shop: >ARM Ellis and Stroustrup >C++ Techniques and Applications Scott Robert Ladd >Using C++ Bruce Eckel >Waite Group's C++ Programming John Berry I would reccomed that you stay away from: Waite Group's C++ Programming John Berry I borrowed a copy of this book and found it terrible at best. The general coding style used in the book is very sloppy in my opinion. I also got the feeling that soem of the code in the book was actually never compiled or tested. I found several syntax and other type errors in the first four chapters. After that I tossed the book and went out and got C++ Primer by Lippman. - Dave Internet: draper@inmet.inmet.com UUNET: uunet!inmet!draper ----- Intermetrics Microsystems Software, Incorporated 733 Concord Avenue Cambridge, MA 02138 (617) 661-0072 x4573