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   From: dax_uktc@abv.bg   
      
   "Christopher Dearlove" wrote:   
   > [...] Anything else already out there would be useful.   
      
   Marc Gregoire, Nicholas A. Solter, Scott J. Kleper   
   Professional C++, 2nd ed., 1104 p., October 4, 2011   
   Wrox, Wrox Professional Guides series   
   Besides promising you to "Master the latest release of the C++ language:   
   C++11", the Back Cover states that the book contains "real-world examples,   
   decipher little-known features of C++, and reveal the significant changes to   
   C++ that accompany the latest release." :)   
      
      
   > ...   
   > Working from future to now, and just picking out the ones that look   
   > the highest potential to me:   
   > ...   
      
   And of course a book by Dirk Louis (in German though):   
   C++: Das Handbuch, 1st ed., 1216 p., 29. August 2012   
   Markt und Technik   
      
      
   > ...   
   > C++ Templates by David Vandevoorde and Nicolai M. Josuttis (Jan 2013)   
   > - Just a reprint, or will this be a C++11 revision?   
      
   C++ Templates, 2nd revised ed., 800 p., January 11, 2013   
   Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc.   
   More than 40% increase in volume compared to the 1st edition. What else that   
   should mean except an addition of the new language features to the   
   templates' bible, which indeed has been THE complete (standards conforming)   
   guide in the field for a decade until the current version of the Standard   
   was released.   
      
      
   Regards,   
          Yordan   
      
      
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