Is there some book that doesn't teach C++ but only different C++ rules?
Is there some book that doesn't teach C++ but only different C++ rules?
What do you mean "different C++ rules"?
There is only one set of rules which matter, and those are defined by ISO.
Or are you referring to the endless variety of compiler specific extensions.
If so, the best place for those is the compiler manual itself.
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well i meant stuff like the fact that there shouldn't be more then 2 side-effect in a function(or something like that)Originally Posted by Salem
Ask 10 programmers, get 11 opinions on matters like these.well i meant stuff like the fact that there shouldn't be more then 2 side-effect in a function(or something like that)
But "C++ Coding Standards" and the "Effective C++" series are very good books in that area.
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Hmm, ok thanks.
