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From: anthes@geocub.greco-prog.fr (Franklin Anthes)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Learning c++ 2.0 textbooks
Message-ID: <1635@geocub.greco-prog.fr>
Date: 9 Feb 90 11:21:51 GMT
Reply-To: anthes@geocub.greco-prog.fr (Franklin Anthes)
Organization: Greco-Programmation, Bordeaux, France.
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I have been using C for a couple of years now, and I going to
switch over to C++ now.

I'm looking for a good book, which would hopefully have both a
tutorial style section and a reference section (hmm maybe I need 2
books).

I have read OOSC by Meyer, and a tutorial on C++ 1.2, so what I really
need is good coverage on 2.0 features (multiple inheritance etc.).

The books I have references for are :

Dewhurst and Stark "Programming in C++"
Eckel "Using C++"
Hansen "The C++ answer book"
Lippman "C++ primer"
Pohl "C++ for C programmers

Does anyone have any ideas on which book would best fit my needs?

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	Frank Anthes-Harper :  Bien le bonjour de la France
	anthes@geocub.greco-prog.fr