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Last updated Nov 9, 2005.

Welcome to a new section of the C++ Reference Guide. Here I opine about standard incompliancy, inaccurate or misleading presentation of C++, over-hyped C++ IDEs that don't really deserve their credit, bad C++ textbooks, and other controversies. Your comments, as always, are welcome!

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i want c++ book through net
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auto_ptr issues
Posted Sep 14, 2007 07:43 AM by singh_siddhu
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Memory Management
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