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Effective C++, Third Edition
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Effective C++, Third Edition

by Scott Meyers
May 2005
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
10h 24m
English
Addison-Wesley Professional
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Footnotes

Chapter 1

Some people find it helpful to read pointer declarations right to left, e.g., to read const char * const p “p is a constant pointer to constant chars.”

Chapter 2

Probably. C++ implementations are permitted to change the value of a deleted pointer (e.g., to null or some other special bit pattern), but I am unaware of any that do.

Chapter 5

1 For information on the unexpected function, consult your favorite search engine or comprehensive C++ text. (You'll probably have better luck searching for set_unexpected, the function that specifies the unexpected function.)

Chapter 9

1 As I write this in early 2005, the document has not been finalized, and its URL is subject to change. I therefore suggest you consult the Effective ...

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