#Book book to learn C++?
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I've grown to like Lippman's C++ Primer, too. (Need to specify the author's
name here, since there at least THREE "C++ Primer" titled books on the
shelves.) There are a couple of things that get mentioned only in passing, so
you need to be a little careful at times. Otherwise, though, I like it, too
(and it's a lot less expensive than the ARM).
Joe
I'm finding that the best thing about Lippman's C++ Primer (2d ed.) is reading
it twice, then three times, with efforts at real-world coding in between each
read. Things that didn't compute on the first read, compute much better the
second time around.
But I'm still looking for a good book containing examples of usage on the Mac,
specifically, with toolbox calls, handles, etc.
Try
Elements of C++ Macintosh Programming
Dan Weston
Addison-Wesley 1990
Thanks, I'll look for it. I have something by him already, but I can't remember
what (I'm on the road just now).