Resources

• Text books and reference material
  • Errata for Accelerated C++
    Always check the errata for text books...
  • Source code from Accelerated C++
    The code used in the text.
  • Thinking in C++, 2nd Edition Volume 1
    An introductory C++ text book available free on the web. Do not print this out on the department's printers. If you want a paper copy then buy the book.
  • Thinking in C++, 2nd Edition Volume 2
    A more advanced C++ text book available free on the web. Do not print this out on the department's printers. If you want a paper copy then buy the book.
  • GDB documentation
    The texi format tutorial/documentation supplied with gdb has been automatically converted to html using texi2html. Note that this is for the gdb found in /usr/hons97/sholden/pub/insight/bin.
  • Standard Template Library Programmer's Guide
    Mirrored from the SGI site.
  • C++ Library Reference
    Some reference information on the iostream library and various parts of the C library (which is part of C++ as well). This is a local mirror of the reference section of http://www.cplusplus.com/
  • Marshall Cline's C++ FAQ Lite
    A local mirror of http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/
  • Dinkum C++ library reference
    Reference documentation on the C++ library. Make sure you read the copyright notice.

• Stuff you might be able to use at home
  • Cygwin GNU C++ for Microsoft Windows
    The Cygwin home page is http://cygwin.com/
  • Login to the undergrad system with any Java-enabled web browser
    This uses the Mindterm 100% Java SSH client. If it doesn't work, then your ISP may be blocking the SSH port (22).

• Tutorial style information
  • The Standard Template Library Tutorial
    A local mirror of the original. It is quite old but may be useful to some.
  • A modest STL tutorial
    A local mirror of this site. Has some pretty pictures.
  • The cplusplus tutorial
    A local mirror of of http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/

• Basic Unix Information
  • Basic Unix skills (from first year course)