bander@wam.umd.edu (Nicholas Andrew Vargish) (07/27/90)
Hi... I'm a novice C++ programmer (but well used to C), trying to get up to snuff with C++ so I can finally start working on a project that's been on a back-burner for a while. I'm running Turbo C++ from Borland, and the examples in the manuals are terrible! The + operator for strings, for example, is really a +=... Anyway, if a kind soul could send me a complete string class library I would be most indebted. Perusing that should help me figure out the other things that have been puzzling me. Please lend a hand! Nick Vargish bander@cscwam.umd.edu
noren@dinl.uucp (Charles Noren) (07/28/90)
In article <1990Jul27.164715.28903@wam.umd.edu> bander@wam.umd.edu (Nicholas Andrew Vargish) writes: >Anyway, if a kind soul could send me a complete string class library >I would be most indebted. Perusing that should help me figure out the >other things that have been puzzling me. Take a look at the National Institute of Health (NIH) Class Library (NIHCL, sometimes called "nickle"). It has a string class in it (along with may other classes). You can anonymously ftp it from 128.231.128.251. Look for it in the "pub" directory, its file nihcl-2.204.tar.Z (or something similar). Its in compressed form (.Z indicates that) so you'll use the UNIX "uncompress" utility which will give you a tar file. Use the "tar" utility to get your source files. -- Chuck Noren NET: dinl!noren@ncar.ucar.edu US-MAIL: Martin Marietta I&CS, MS XL8058, P.O. Box 1260, Denver, CO 80201-1260 Phone: (303) 971-7930