I have never sold or given away a single book. Every book I read somehow becomes an intellectual extension of myself. However, in recent years I am buying and reading books at such speed, that, over time,they completely occupied my two gigantic bookshelves and half of my floor. I decided that, before they extend their way to the whole floor,I have to sell some of them.
On some of the books, I highlighted a few lines and scribbled some notes, but most of them are still like new.
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Generic Programming and the STL by Matthew H.Austern is one of the authoritative STL book around. It not only tells you how to use STL, but also illustrates concept-based programming -- an alternative to traditional OO design, and how STL is built on top of it.
If you merely want to learn how to use STL, this book is overkill -- the online help of most C++ package will suffice. However, if you want to understand the design essence of STL, extend it, or write concept-based reusable library of your own, this book is for you.
Hardcover: 548 pages
Dimensions (in inches): 1.22 x 9.52 x 7.58
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Pub Co; 1st edition (October 1998)
ISBN: 0201309564
Status: Like new. No scribbles, no highlights.
Recommended price: $27.00 + 1.50 shipping (New price is $55.00).
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