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An assortment of (hopefully) interesting web pages.
| Bjarne Stroustrup, the inventor of C++ and the greatest C++ guru | Bjarne's homepage. A number of good documents, for example C++ Style and Technique FAQ. |
| On the web: C++ books, introductions, magazines, FAQ's | From Bruce Eckel's Mindview Inc. you can download free C++ (and Java) books, for example Thinking in C++. University of Wisconsin: C++ tutorial for Java programmers (rather trivial and tiresome). TutorGig has lists of language introductions, also C++. Dr. Dobb's Journal sometimes has good C++ articles. cplusplus.com has lots of information. C++ FAQ Lite. C++ Style and Technique FAQ (Stroustrup). |
| Real printed books. Read user reviews on Amazon or on wiki. | Effective C++ and More Effective C++ by Scott Meyers. The first books you should read after learning C++, if you wish to learn how to use it effectively. The C++ Standard Library by Nicolai M. Josuttis. One of the best STL books (basic). Effective STL by Scott Meyers. As good as the other "Effective" books.. |
| C++ compilers. We cannot advise on choosing or help with installation of compilers. | Compiler lists from Bruce Eckel, thefreecountry.com. |
| STL, C++ and C library documentation. | About STL from SGI (good, not C++11). Full reference, also C++11: cppreference.com. About the C library: also try the manpages. |