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From: jcc@adesign.uucp (Jean-Christophe Collet)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Monthly posted C++ products & books list (part03/03)
Message-ID: <1990Nov14.112611.7809@adesign.uucp>
Date: 14 Nov 90 11:26:11 GMT
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Archive-Name: C++List/part03
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Xgdb 3.6
X
XThe Gnu source level debugger. Allows to debug g++ programs.
X
XGPL
X
XFree Software Foundation
X(see compilers)
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XSADE
X
XVery high level C++/C/Pascal debugger using a full windowing environment on
Xthe Mac.
X
X$75
X
XApple Inc.
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XMacsBug
X
Xlow level 68xxx asm debugger that groks C++ on the Mac.
X
X$35
X
XApple corp.
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
Xgperf 2.3
X
XGnu perf is a perfect hash function generator. It can now generates C++ code.
X
XGPL
X
XAnonymous ftp from ics.uci.edu (128.195.1.1) in the ~ftp/pub directory. file
Xgperf-2.3.tar.Z
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XNIHCL patches
X
XPatches to make NIH library compile with g++.
X
XFW
X
XAnonymous ftp from ics.uci.edu (128.195.1.1) in the ~ftp/pub directory. file
Xnih_patches.tar.Z
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XFIELD
X
XThis is a programming environment (includes cbrowse, the class browser).
XIt uses the tools of the Brown Workstation Environment (BWE), which run on
Xtop of X11.
X
XPD
X
Xftp from 128.148.32.66. Grab the files pub/bwe.tar.Z & pub/field.tar.Z
Xor from uunet.uu.net [192.48.96.2] in pub/bwe/{bwe,field}.tar.Z
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XProtoize/Unprotoize 1.07
X
XThis tools, based on Gnu cc, can convert K&R C to Ansi C (C++) or the
Xreverse (from Ansi C to K&R). You'll need the proper version of Gnu C (1.36)
X
XGPL
X
XAnonymous ftp from ics.uci.edu int ~ftp/gnu/protoize-1.07.Z
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XFlex 2.3
X
XThis is a version of LEX that generates code which can be compiled with
Xcfront or g++. It doesn't take advantage of C++ features, but it can be
Xusefull.
X
XBSD
X
XAnonymous ftp from ftp.ee.lbl.gov (128.3.254.68). File flex-2.3.tar.Z .
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XBison 1.11
X
XBison is the Gnu Yacc and can generate C++ compatible code.
X
XGPL
X
XFree Software Foundation (cf compilers).
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++2LaTeX
X
XSort of 'pretty printer' for C and C++ that generates LaTeX source.
X
XPD
X
XIt can be FTP'ed from tupac-amaru.informatik.rwth-aachen.de [192.35.229.9]
Xin file C++2LaTeX-1.1-PL3.tar.Z .
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XHP C++/Softbench
X
XC++ development environment that runs under X11 with the
XOSF/MOTIF-appearence. Includes graphical class browser, OO-debugger that
Xsupports every C++ features, static analysis of source code and a data
Xabstraction library. For HP9000 machines. In alpha-test now, expected late
Xthis year...
X
XPrice Unknown
X
XHewlett-Packard (see compilers)
XEmail: tim@hp-ses.hp.com & lee@hp-ses.hp.com
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XTurbo C++ Bug List
X
XMarshall Cline's list of identified bugs in Borland's Turbo C++ 1.0,
Xas well as (whenever possible) containing  work-arounds and/or fixes.
X
XPD
X
Xanonymous ftp from sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] in
X~ftp/pub/Turbo-C++/bug-list
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XObjectVision
X
XA Graphical program builder that generates \*(CP code.
XFor Turbo C++, GlockenSpiel C++ or Zortech C++ .
X
X$399
X
XObjectVision
X2124 Kittredge Street
XSuite 118
XBerkeley, CA 94704
XTel: (415) 540-4889
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
Xgenman 2.0
X
XIt's an AWK program that generates man page style documentation about
Xa C++ class from its include file.
X
XPD
X
XCan be FTPed from comp.sources.misc archives (volume 13).
XExemple : from uunet.uu.net in file
X/usr/spool/ftp/comp.sources.misc/volume13/genman-2.0
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++/Emacs
X
XAn Emacs editor sensitive to C++ language. For Unix SYSV/386.
X
X$695
X
XOasys
XWaltham, Mass.
XTel : (617) 890-7889
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
X
X
X				BOOKS
X				=====
X
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XThe C++ programming language
X
XBjarne Stroustrup
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1986
XISBN 0-201-12078-X
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++ Primer
X
XStanley Lippman
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1989
XISBN 0-201-16487-6
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XThe Waite Group's C++ programming
X
XJohn Berry
X
XHoward W. Sams & Co, 1988
XISBN 0-672-22619
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XProgramming in C++
X
XSteve Dewhurst & Kathy Stark
X
XPrentice-Hall, 1989
XISBN 0-13-723156-3
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XUsing C++
X
XBruce Eckel
X
XOsborne-McGraw Hill, 1989
XISBN 0-07-881522-3
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XObject oriented Program Design
X
XMark Mullin
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1989
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XThe C++ Answer Book
X
XTony L. Hansen
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1990
XISBN 0-302-11497-6
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++ for C programmers
X
XIra Pohl
X
XBenjamin/Cummings, 1989
XISBN 0-8053-0910-1
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XUser interfaces in C++ and Object Oriented Programming
X
XMark Goodwin
X
XMIS Press, 1989
XISBN1-55828-023-5
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC/C++ Expert Systems
X
XDavid Hu
X
XMIS Press, 1989
XISBN 0-943518-86-5
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XAn introduction to Object Oriented Programming and C++
X
XWeiner & Pinson
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1988
XISBN 0-201-15413-7
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XThe Complete C++ Primer
X
XKeith Weiskamp & Brian Fleming
X
XAcademic Press
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XThe C++ WorkBook
X
XWiener & Pinson
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1990
XISBN 0-201-50930-X
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XThe Annotated C++ Reference Manual
X
XBjarne Stroustrup & Margaret Ellis
X
XAddison-Wesley, 1990
XISBN 0-201-51459-1
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++: A Guide for C Programmers
X
XSharam Hekmatpour
X
XPrentice-Hall, 1990
X[pre-release]
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++ at Work '89: Conference proceedings
X
XJPAM Inc., 1989
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++ Language System Release 2.0:
XProduct Reference manual
X
XAT&T, 1989
XSelect code 307-146
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XUsenix C++ proceedings 1990
X
XUsenix Association, C++ Workshop, 1990
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XUsenix C++ proceedings 1988
X
XUsenix Association, C++ Workshop, 1988
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XUsenix C++ proceedings 1987
X
XUsenix Association, C++ Workshop, 1987
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XC++ Techniques and Applications
X
XScott Robert Ladd
X
XM&T Books
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XTeach Yourself C++
X
XAl Stevens
X
XMIS Press
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XObject Oriented Design with Applications
X
XGrady Booch
X
XBenjamin/Cummings
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XData Abstraction and Object-Oriented Programming in C++
X
XKeith E. Gorlen, Sanford M. Orlow & Perry S. Plexico
X
XJohn Wiley & Sons (1990)
XISBN 0-471-92346-X
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
XMastering C++: An Introduction to C++ and Object-Oriented
XProgramming for C and Pascal Programmers
X
XCay S. Horstmann
X
XJohm Wiley & Sons (1990)
XISBN 0-471-52257-0
X------------------------------------------------------------------------
X
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X.TS H
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XLibraries
X_
XName	Description	Price	Distributor/where to get it
X=
X.TH
XInterViews\ 2.6	T{
XA set of classes (for cfront 1.2 or 2.0) on top of the Xlib (for X11).
XT}	PD	T{
XX11R4 distribution tape and anonymous FTP from interviews.stanford.edu
X(36.22.0.175) .
XT}
X_
XET++ 2.0	T{
XET++ is a homogeneous object-oriented class library integrating user
Xinterface building buildings blocks, basic data structures, and support
Xfor object input/output with high level application framework components.
XRuns under SunWindows, NeWs and X11 (R3 and R4).
XT}	PD	T{
XAvailable via anonymous FTP from iamsun.unibe.ch (130.92.64.10)
Xin the file C++/ET++/et2.tar.Z
XT}
X_
XCommonView 2	T{
XA set of classes for MS-Windows (2.1 & 3.0) & OS/2 PM (1.1 & 1.2).
XNeeds GlockenSpiel \*(CP 2.0 & MSC 6.0.
XT}	??	T{
XGlockenSpiel (see compilers).
X.br
XOr
X.br
XImageSoft
X.br
X2 Haven Avenue
X.br
XPort Washington, New York, 11050
X.br
XTel: (800) 245-8840
X.br
XTel: (516) 767-2233
X.br
XFax: (516) 767-9067
XT}
X_
XT{
XNIHCL 3.0
X.br
X(formerly OOPS)
XT}	T{
XA set of SmallTalk like classes (for cfront 2.0)
XT}	PD	T{
Xftp from alw.nih.gov (128.231.128.251) in file pub/nihcl-3.0.tar.Z.
XT}
X_
Xlibg++ 1.37.2	T{
XGnu g++ libraries (iostreams, etc...) .
XT}	GPL	T{
XFree Software Foundation (see compilers)
XT}
X_
XScreens++	T{
XA set of classes for window user interface. For Unix & Dos.
XT}	??	T{
XImageSoft Inc.
X.br
X2 Haven Ave.
X.br
XPort Washington, NY 11050
X.br
XTel: (516) 767-2233
XT}
X_
XCommon\ Matrix	T{
XMatrix stuff.
XT}	??	T{
XImageSoft Inc.
XT}
X_
XMath.h++	T{
XA set of mathematical classes (vectors, matrices, complex, FFT, etc...).
XFull source code.
XT}	T{
Xfrom
X.br
X$150
XT}	T{
XRogue Wave Associates
X.br
XP.O. Box 2328
X.br
XCorvallis, OR 97339
X.br
XTel: (503) 745-5908
XT}
X_
XTools.h++	T{
XA very generic collection of classes "a la SmallTalk" (Set, Bag, Collections,
XStack, etc...).
XFull Source Code.
XT}	T{
Xfrom
X.br
X$99
XT}	Rogue Wave
X_
XMacApp\ 2.0	T{
Xobject pascal classes for writing MacIntosh applications (useable with \*(CP).
XT}	$250	T{
XApple Corp.
XT}
X_
XWindows++\ 2.0	T{
XAt set of classes for user interface facility (windows, menus, forms,...) for
XDos, Xenix & Unix.
XT}	??	T{
XApplied Intuition
X.br
X5485 Beltline Rd. Ste. 225
X.br
XDallas, Texas 75240
X.br
XTel: (214) 458-7134
XT}
X_
XM++	T{
XA collection of Matrix classes. For \*(CP 1.2 or 2.0.
XSource license available.
XT}	T{
X$295
X.br
Xor
X.br
X$495
XT}	T{
XDyad Software Corp.
X.br
X13103 Travis View Loop,
X.br
XAustin, TX 78732
X.br
XTel: (512) 343-5037
XT}
X_
XM++	T{
XSame as the previous one, but from another company...
XFor Dos, OS/2, 386 Unix and SunOS.
XT}	T{
Xfrom
X.br
X$195
X.br
Xto
X.br
X$1995
XT}	T{
XAnsys Software Co., Inc.
X.br
X16950 151st Avenue SouthEast,
X.br
XRenton, Washington 98058-8627
X.br
XTel: (800) 366-1573
X.br
XTel: (206) 228-3170
XT}
X_
X\*(CP/Views	T{
XThis is a set of classes for MS Windows 3.0 programming.
XWorks with Zortech \*(CP
XT}	T{
Xfrom
X.br
X$160
X.br
Xto
X.br
X$495
XT}	T{
XCNS
X.br
X7090 Shady Oak Rd
X.br
XMinneapolis, MN 55344
X.br
XTel: (612) 944-1070
X.br
XFax: (612) 944-0923
XT}
X_
XT{
XZinc Interface
X.br
XLibrary
XT}	T{
XA user interface class library for Turbo \*(CP. Works either in text or
Xgraphic mode. Source code available.
XT}	$199.95	T{
XZINC Software Inc.
X.br
X405 South 100 east, Suite 201
X.br
XPleasant grove, UT 84062
X.br
XTel: (800) 638-8665
X.br
XTel: (801) 785-8900
X.br
XFax: (801) 785-8996
XT}
X_
XWWL 1.0	T{
XWidget Encapsulation Library. It's a library which defines \*(CP classes around
XX Toolkit Widgets (Athena & Motif).
XT}	PD	T{
XCan be FTP'ed from lri.lri.fr [129.175.15.1] in file pub/WWL-1.0.tar.Z
XT}
X.TE
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X.TH
XT{
XObjectWorks\e\*(CP
X.br
XRelease 2
XT}	T{
Xsoftware application development system for \*(CP 2.1 (incremental compiler &
Xlinker, class browser, debugger, etc...). For Sun workstations.
XT}	$3.000	T{
XParcPlace Systems, Inc.
X.br
X1550 Plymouth Road
X.br
XMountain View, CA 94043
X.br
XTel: (415) 691-6700
X.br
XTel: (800) 822-7880
X.br
XFax: (415) 691-6715
X.br
XEmail: info@parcplace.com
XT}
X_
XT{
XObjectKit\e\*(CP
XT}	T{
XImplementation of AT&T's \*(CP Standard Library & \*(CP Standard Library
XExtension.
XT}	??	T{
XParcPlace Systems, Inc.
X.br
Xsee ObjectWorks\e\*(CP
XT}
X_
XE\*(CP	T{
XExtended \*(CP. Language extension (polymorphism, exception handling, garbage
Xcollector, etc...).
XT}	PD	??
X_
XONTOS	T{
XThis is an object-oriented database written in \*(CP (1.2). It comes with a set
Xof classes for database access. For Sun & Apollo workstations. Vax, DecStation
X& OS/2 expected.
XT}	T{
Xfrom
X.br
X$695
X.br
Xto
X.br
X$15.000
XT}	T{
XOntologic Inc.
X.br
X3 Burlington Woods
X.br
XBurlington, MA 01803
X.br
XTel: (617) 272-7110
X.br
XEmail: uunet!ontologic!magill
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP\ answer
X.br
Xbook\ sources
XT}	T{
XSources for Tony Hansen's book.
XT}	FW	T{
XGet them from an automatic mailer : netlib@research.att.com with the
Xfollowing line in its body
X"send index from c++/answerbook". This gives you the index.
Xor "send 3.5 from c++/answerbook" gives you sources for exercise 3.5
XT}
X_
XET++\ patches	T{
XPatches to make ET++ compile with g++.
XT}	PD	T{
Xqed.rice.edu (128.42.4.38) in pub/et-36-patches.tar.Z.
XT}
X_
Xgdb 3.6	T{
XThe Gnu source level debugger. Allows to debug g++ programs.
XT}	GPL	T{
XFree Software Foundation
X.br
X(see compilers)
XT}
X_
XSADE	T{
XVery high level \*(CP/C/Pascal debugger using a full windowing environment on
Xthe Mac.
XT}	$75	T{
XApple Inc.
XT}
X_
XMacsBug	T{
Xlow level 68xxx asm debugger that groks \*(CP on the Mac.
XT}	$35	T{
XApple corp.
XT}
X_
Xgperf\ 2.3	T{
XGnu perf is a perfect hash function generator. It can now generates \*(CP code.
XT}	GPL	T{
XAnonymous ftp from ics.uci.edu (128.195.1.1) in the ~ftp/pub directory. file
Xgperf-2.3.tar.Z
XT}
X_
XNIHCL patches	T{
XPatches to make NIH library compile with g++.
XT}	FW	T{
XAnonymous ftp from ics.uci.edu (128.195.1.1) in the ~ftp/pub directory. file
Xnih_patches.tar.Z
XT}
X_
XFIELD	T{
XThis is a programming environment (includes cbrowse, the class browser).
XIt uses the tools of the Brown Workstation Environment (BWE), which run on
Xtop of X11.
XT}	PD	T{
Xftp from 128.148.32.66. Grab the files pub/bwe.tar.Z & pub/field.tar.Z
Xor from uunet.uu.net [192.48.96.2] in pub/bwe/{bwe,field}.tar.Z
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X_
XT{
XProtoize/
X.br
XUnprotoize
X.br
X1.07
XT}	T{
XThis tools, based on Gnu cc, can convert K&R C to Ansi C (\*(CP) or the
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XAnonymous ftp from ics.uci.edu int ~ftp/gnu/protoize-1.07.Z
XT}
X_
XT{
XFlex 2.3
XT}	T{
XThis is a version of LEX that generates code which can be compiled with
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XT}	BSD	T{
XAnonymous ftp from ftp.ee.lbl.gov (128.3.254.68). File flex-2.3.tar.Z .
XT}
X_
XBison 1.11	T{
XBison is the Gnu Yacc and can generate \*(CP compatible code.
XT}	GPL	T{
XFree Software Foundation (cf compilers).
XT}
X_
X\*(CP2LaTeX	T{
XSort of "pretty printer" for C and \*(CP that generates LaTeX source.
XT}	PD	T{
XIt can be FTP'ed from tupac-amaru.informatik.rwth-aachen.de [192.35.229.9]
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X_
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XHP
X.br
X\*(CP/Softbench
XT}	T{
X\*(CP development environment that runs under X11 with the
XOSF/MOTIF-appearence. Includes graphical class browser, OO-debugger that
Xsupports every \*(CP features, static analysis of source code and a data
Xabstraction library. For HP9000 machines. In alpha-test now, expected late
Xthis year...
XT}	??	T{
XHewlett-Packard (see compilers)
X.br
XEmail: tim@hp-ses.hp.com & lee@hp-ses.hp.com
XT}
X_
XT{
XTurbo \*(CP
X.br
XBug List
XT}	T{
XMarshall Cline's list of identified bugs in Borland's Turbo \*(CP 1.0,
Xas well as (whenever possible) containing  work-arounds and/or fixes.
XT}	PD	T{
Xanonymous ftp from sun.soe.clarkson.edu [128.153.12.3] in
X~ftp/pub/Turbo-C++/bug-list
XT}
X_
XObjectVision	T{
XA Graphical program builder that generates \*(CP code.
XFor Turbo \*(CP, GlockenSpiel \*(CP or Zortech \*(CP .
XT}	$399	T{
XObjectVision
X.br
X2124 Kittredge Street
X.br
XSuite 118
X.br
XBerkeley, CA 94704
X.br
XTel: (415) 540-4889
XT}
X_
Xgenman 2.0	T{
XIt's an AWK program that generates man page style documentation about
Xa \*(CP class from its include file.
XT}	PD	T{
XCan be FTPed from comp.sources.misc archives (volume 13).
XTry uunet for exemple.
XT}
X_
X\*(CP/Emacs	T{
XAn Emacs editor sensitive to \*(CP language. For Unix SYSV/386.
XT}	$695	T{
XOasys
X.br
XWaltham, Mass.
X.br
XTel : (617) 890-7889
XT}
X.TE
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XNovember 1990
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X.i ABSTRACT
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XIt is very frequent, when developing, for the programmer to ask himself :
X"I need a library/class/tool/... that does <some weird stuff>. Does it already
Xexist or should I write my own ?".
XThe main purpose of this document is to give you at least some bit of
Xinformation about what exists in the \*(CP world, and, maybe, answer this
Xso common question.
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X1 - Introduction
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X.sh 1 Introduction
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XHere is the latest list of currently available \*(CP products. Heartfull thanks
Xto all the people who sent me informations and/or corrections.
X.pp
XWhat I wish is to keep this list alive. So if you know a product that is not in
Xthis list, please Email to me your informations, and I'll add it to the next
Xrelease of the list.
X.pp
XI'm particularly interested in mail and Email addresses that aren't in this
Xlist. Every bit of information will be welcome!
X.pp
XAbout prices : be warned that this entry of the list is here just to give an
Xidea of what it *MAY* cost. Prices are frequently moving matter. So if you're
Xinterested in a product, you'd better check with the distributor...
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XFor now, my intent, if there are no objections against it, is to post an update
Xof this list once a month. This may well answer some of the most frequent
Xquestions on this newsgroup ('where can I get product xxx...?')!
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XI hope this will be usefull to you...
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X-- "Jessie"
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XJean-Christophe Collet
Xjcc@adesign.uucp
X\&...!inria!adesign!jcc
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XAxis Design
X119, rue de Flandres
X75019 Paris
XFrance
XTel: +33 (1) 40 35 20 20
XFax: +33 (1) 40 35 18 88
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X2 - Compilers
X.)x
X.sh 1 Compilers
X.pp
X.(f
X\** Abreviations used:
X.br
XPD	means Public Domain (no restriction)
X.br
XFW	means FreeWare (some restrictions)
X.br
XGPL	means Gnu Public License (some restrictions)
X.br
XBSD	means Berkeley License (some restrictions)
X.br
Xprices may be wrong (it's here just to give an idea of what it may cost).
X.)f
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X\** Prices for AT&T's sources may vary from $350 (for Universities) up to $20.000.
XThat is : check with AT&T!
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X.na
X#include "Compilers.tbl"
X.bp
X.(x
X3 - Libraries
X.)x
X.sh 1 Libraries
X.pp
X#include "Libraries.tbl"
X.bp
X.(x
X4 - Miscellaneous
X.)x
X.sh 1 Miscellaneous
X.pp
X#include "Misc.tbl"
X.bp
X.(x
X5 - Bibliography
X.)x
X.sh 1 Bibliography
X.pp
X#include "Books.tbl"
X.++ P
X.+c "Table Of Contents"
X.xp
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 C++List/c++list.me ||
echo 'restore of C++List/c++list.me failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'C++List/c++list.me'`"
test 2775 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
	echo 'C++List/c++list.me: original size 2775, current size' "$Wc_c"
rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
fi
# ============= C++List/Books.tbl ==============
if test -f 'C++List/Books.tbl' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
	echo 'x - skipping C++List/Books.tbl (File already exists)'
	rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
else
> _shar_wnt_.tmp
echo 'x - extracting C++List/Books.tbl (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'C++List/Books.tbl' &&
X.TS H
Xbox, expand;
Xcb s s
Xcb | cb | cb
Xl | l | l.
XBooks
X_
XTitle	Author(s)	Publisher
X=
X.TH
XT{
XThe \*(CP programming language
XT}	T{
XBjarne Stroustrup
XT}	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1986
X.br
XISBN 0-201-12078-X
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP Primer
XT}	T{
XStanley Lippman
XT}	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1989
X.br
XISBN 0-201-16487-6
XT}
X_
XT{
XThe Waite Group's \*(CP programming
XT}	T{
XJohn Berry
XT}	T{
XHoward W. Sams & Co, 1988
X.br
XISBN 0-672-22619
XT}
X_
XT{
XProgramming in \*(CP
XT}	T{
XSteve Dewhurst & Kathy Stark
XT}	T{
XPrentice-Hall, 1989
X.br
XISBN 0-13-723156-3
XT}
X_
XT{
XUsing \*(CP
XT}	T{
XBruce Eckel
XT}	T{
XOsborne-McGraw Hill, 1989
X.br
XISBN 0-07-881522-3
XT}
X_
XT{
XObject oriented Program Design
XT}	T{
XMark Mullin
XT}	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1989
XT}
X_
XT{
XThe \*(CP Answer Book
XT}	Tony L. Hansen	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1990
X.br
XISBN 0-302-11497-6
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP for C programmers
XT}	Ira Pohl	T{
XBenjamin/Cummings, 1989
X.br
XISBN 0-8053-0910-1
XT}
X_
XT{
XUser interfaces in \*(CP and Object Oriented Programming
XT}	Mark Goodwin	T{
XMIS Press, 1989
X.br
XISBN1-55828-023-5
XT}
X_
XT{
XC/\*(CP Expert Systems
XT}	T{
XDavid Hu
XT}	T{
XMIS Press, 1989
X.br
XISBN 0-943518-86-5
XT}
X_
XT{
XAn introduction to Object Oriented Programming and \*(CP
XT}	T{
XWeiner & Pinson
XT}	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1988
X.br
XISBN 0-201-15413-7
XT}
X_
XT{
XThe Complete \*(CP Primer
XT}	T{
XKeith Weiskamp & Brian Fleming
XT}	T{
XAcademic Press
XT}
X_
XT{
XThe \*(CP WorkBook
XT}	T{
XWiener & Pinson
XT}	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1990
X.br
XISBN 0-201-50930-X
XT}
X_
XT{
XThe Annotated \*(CP Reference Manual
XT}	T{
XBjarne Stroustrup & Margaret Ellis
XT}	T{
XAddison-Wesley, 1990
X.br
XISBN 0-201-51459-1
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP: A Guide for C Programmers
XT}	Sharam Hekmatpour	T{
XPrentice-Hall, 1990
X.br
X[pre-release]
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP at Work '89: Conference proceedings
XT}	None	T{
XJPAM Inc., 1989
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP Language System Release 2.0:
X.br
XProduct Reference manual
XT}	None	T{
XAT&T, 1989
X.br
XSelect code 307-146
XT}
X_
XT{
XUsenix \*(CP proceedings 1990
XT}	None	T{
XUsenix Association, \*(CP Workshop, 1990
XT}
X_
XT{
XUsenix \*(CP proceedings 1988
XT}	None	T{
XUsenix Association, \*(CP Workshop, 1988
XT}
X_
XT{
XUsenix \*(CP proceedings 1987
XT}	None	T{
XUsenix Association, \*(CP Workshop, 1987
XT}
X_
XT{
X\*(CP Techniques and Applications
XT}	Scott Robert Ladd	T{
XM&T Books
XT}
X_
XT{
XTeach Yourself \*(CP
XT}	Al Stevens	T{
XMIS Press
XT}
X_
XT{
XObject Oriented Design with Applications
XT}	Grady Booch	T{
XBenjamin/Cummings (1991)
XT}
X_
XT{
XData Abstraction and Object-Oriented Programming in \*(CP
XT}	T{
XKeith E. Gorlen, Sanford M. Orlow & Perry S. Plexico
XT}	T{
XJohn Wiley & Sons (1990)
X.br
XISBN 0-471-92346-X
XT}
X_
XT{
XMastering \*(CP: An Introduction to \*(CP and Object-Oriented
XProgramming for C and Pascal Programmers
XT}	Cay S. Horstmann	T{
XJohm Wiley & Sons (1990)
X.br
XISBN 0-471-52257-0
XT}
X.TE
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 C++List/Books.tbl ||
echo 'restore of C++List/Books.tbl failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'C++List/Books.tbl'`"
test 2721 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
	echo 'C++List/Books.tbl: original size 2721, current size' "$Wc_c"
rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
fi
# ============= C++List/README ==============
if test -f 'C++List/README' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
	echo 'x - skipping C++List/README (File already exists)'
	rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
else
> _shar_wnt_.tmp
echo 'x - extracting C++List/README (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'C++List/README' &&
X		    C++ Products & Books List
X
XHere are some hints on how to print the list on your printer.
X
XIf you have a troff and either the mm, ms or me macro-package this should be
Xeasy :
X
X   - edit the Makefile and change the variables that defines
X     troff, tbl etc... [ default is for groff ].
X
X   - Go for it (type either 'make mm', 'make ms' or 'make me'). If you have
X     all those macro-packages, I encourage you to use me because the list is
X     a little bit cleaner with it than with mm or ms (I'm no troff guru, just
X     an occasional user. So I was not willing to write my own macros, but
X     every contribution will be welcome ;-)
X
XIf you have a PostScript (tm) laser printer and don't want (or can't)
Xformat the list, you can print directly the 'c++list.ps' file. it has
Xbeen generated with groff 0.6 for an A4 laser printer using the -me
Xmacro-package.
X
XIf your laser printer is 8.5x11, you may try to convert the hardcopy
Xby issuing 'make USA'
X
XIf you don't fall in one of the previous cases, that's bad luck!
XBut you can still explore the list using the file 'c++list.txt' which is
Xplain ascii but has no format feature...
X
XHope this will be usefull to you!
X
XJean-Christophe Collet, aka "Jessie"
Xjcc@adesign.uucp
X
X
X    
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 C++List/README ||
echo 'restore of C++List/README failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'C++List/README'`"
test 1234 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
	echo 'C++List/README: original size 1234, current size' "$Wc_c"
rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
fi
# ============= C++List/Makefile ==============
if test -f 'C++List/Makefile' -a X"$1" != X"-c"; then
	echo 'x - skipping C++List/Makefile (File already exists)'
	rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
else
> _shar_wnt_.tmp
echo 'x - extracting C++List/Makefile (Text)'
sed 's/^X//' << 'SHAR_EOF' > 'C++List/Makefile' &&
X#
X# This is the Makefile that generates the C++ products & books list
X# for your favorite laser printer using either -mm or -ms
X#
X
X#
X# Here are the variables you should change to adapt to your environment
X#
X# Note : the -P flag for cpp is here because we don't have to have
X#        '#line' everywhere in the text.
X
X       CPP = /lib/cpp
X  CPPFLAGS = -P
X     TROFF = groff
XTROFFFLAGS =
X       TBL = gtbl
X  TBLFLAGS =
X  PRINTCMD = cat >c++list.ps
X
X# Well : no default goal, you have to choose between mm, ms & me
X
Xall : help
X
Xhelp :
X	@echo "C++ Products & Books List"
X	@echo "	Makefile help\n"
X	@echo "make mm
X	@echo "make ms"
X	@echo "or make me"
X	@echo "	will produce the list with the  macro package"
X	@echo "\nmake USA\nor make A4"
X	@echo "	to convert the PostScript(tm) hardcopy to your paper format"
X
X
Xmm : c++list.mm
X	$(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) c++list.mm | $(TBL) $(TBLFLAGS) | $(TROFF) \
X		$(TROFFFLAGS) -mm | $(PRINTCMD)
X
Xms : c++list.ms
X	$(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) c++list.ms | $(TBL) $(TBLFLAGS) | $(TROFF) \
X		$(TROFFFLAGS) -ms | $(PRINTCMD)
X
Xme : c++list.me
X	$(CPP) $(CPPFLAGS) c++list.me | $(TBL) $(TBLFLAGS) | $(TROFF) \
X		$(TROFFFLAGS) -me | $(PRINTCMD)
X
X# those goals should convert the PostScript hardcopy from one format
X# to another (courtesy James Clark [jjc@jclark.uucp])
X#
X# Not Tested (I don't own a 8.5x11 laser printer)
X#
X
XUSA : c++list.ps
X	@echo "Converting from A4 to USA (8.5x11) paper format"
X	@sed -e '/PL 841\.89 def/s//PL 792 def/' <c++list.ps >c++list.usa \
X	&& mv c++list.usa c++list.ps
X
XA4 : c++list.ps
X	@echo "Converting from USA (8.5x11) to A4 paper format"
X	@sed -e '/PL 792 def/s//PL 841.89 def/' <c++list.ps >c++list.a4 \
X	&& mv c++list.a4 c++list.ps
X
X
SHAR_EOF
chmod 0644 C++List/Makefile ||
echo 'restore of C++List/Makefile failed'
Wc_c="`wc -c < 'C++List/Makefile'`"
test 1677 -eq "$Wc_c" ||
	echo 'C++List/Makefile: original size 1677, current size' "$Wc_c"
rm -f _shar_wnt_.tmp
fi
rm -f _shar_seq_.tmp
echo You have unpacked the last part
exit 0