Softpanorama C++ bulletin, 2000

[Oct 15, 2000] C# Strikes a Chord C# -- better Java than Java ;-)

[Oct. 14, 2000] Stroustrup newsgroup posting

[Oct. 12, 2000] Resources

[Oct. 1, 2000] Stroustrup C++ links

Marshall Cline's C++ FAQ.
STL (Standard Template Library) FAQ.
SGI's implementation of the STL.
A list of available C++ libraries known as the C++ libraries FAQ.
Boost.org: A repository for libraries meant to work well with the C++ standard library.
Doug Schmidt's site with information about a lot of things including the ACE framework and the TAO real-time ORB.
AT&T Cambridge Laboratory's robust, reliable, efficient, open-source, CORBA2.1 compliant OmniORB (in C++ and supporting C++, of course :-).
Hans-J. Boehm's site for C and C++ garbage collection and a couple of sites offering collectors based on his work (University of Tokyo, geodesic.com).
C++ Standards FAQ containing many valuable links (including some to implementations of the standard library).
A list of questions I'm frequently asked.
A net posting answering some unfair criticisms of C++.
A net posting about how to approach learning C++.
An ASCII version of the slides I used for my keynote at the Spring'99 Embedded Systems Conference.
An extensive collection of book reviews can be found on the ACCU (The Association of C and C++ Users) site.
Sean Corfield's site summarizing the changes from ARM C++ to Standard C++.
A list of resources for people learning C++ from The Cambridge University Engineering Department.
An impressive list of C++ resources such as libraries, implementations, books, FAQs, other C++ pages, etc..
A large (18,000+) collection of links to information on OO, OOP languages, etc. called Cetus.
A page listing numerous GUI toolkits.
A catalog of C++ links from Forchungszentrum Julich.
Addison-Wesley Longman's links to C++ and OOP resources.
Mike Vilot's C++ and OOP related site in New Hampshire.
Greg Comeau's C++ related site in New York.
Brad Appleton's collection of C++ and OOP links.
The C++ section of the open directory project.

Reference

COMP435 - References and Pointers and Constants, Oh My!

[Aug 31, 2000] Some random links

[Aug 22, 2000] PRNewswire: Sybase to Open Source Watcom C/C++ and Fortran Compilers

Sybase feels that leveraging the tremendous talent pool in the Open Source community is the best way to enable customers to continue to support and evolve these products into the future.

C++ Links by Michael Ciaccio.

[Apr 2, 2000]LinuxWorld: On the Qt -- Discover the object library behind KDE

"This week, Nick Petreley rediscovers programming and dips into Qt. Also, don't miss tips on sorting out key configuration problems under Caldera OpenLinux eDesktop 2.4."

[Feb 24, 2000] PC Week: Inprise C++ compiler to be available free on the Web

[Jan 09, 2000] dotcomma.org: Introduction to C++ Classes for C Programmers

Welcome to #C++'s Website

PRNewswire: Special Version of SNiFF+ for Linux C/C++ Developers Now Available For Download

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GNA - Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

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