Effective C++ - Third Editon

By HMK on March 15, 2009 11:35 AM |

Re-Read Effective C++, Third Edition by Scott Meyers over the weekend - a fantastic book about the intricacies of C++.

The very existence of such a book is a testament to the many things which are wrong with C++.

[Update: As I'm writing this, Burce Eckel has posted a thoughtful article about The Positive Legacy of C++ and Java - which approaches the topic of C++ being a complex & convoluted language from a different angle]

[Update: John D. Cook mentions another interesting post (dating back from 2007) on this very topic]

[Update: The C++ FQA Lite sums up the main intricacies quite nicely]

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