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Applied C++: Practical Techniques for Building Better Software
A guide to efficient, practical solutions to real world C++ problems. It provides practical tips for building fast, real and robust programs. Case studies run throughout the book and show how to develop quality C++ software.
- GenresProgramming
352 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2003
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September 27, 2014
Applied C++
You'll be warned : this text is a disappointment. The Addison Wesley red series is supposed to be serious C++ stuff. This one is all about a use case : an image processing application. And the author gives "real life" advices along the way. many of them are very curious, because they don't take advantage of the language features or the full power of the standard library, for instance. What the hell ? This is a book of the series you should not spend time on.
You'll be warned : this text is a disappointment. The Addison Wesley red series is supposed to be serious C++ stuff. This one is all about a use case : an image processing application. And the author gives "real life" advices along the way. many of them are very curious, because they don't take advantage of the language features or the full power of the standard library, for instance. What the hell ? This is a book of the series you should not spend time on.
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