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Résumé :
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This book provides a complete langage reference for the expert C++ user.It consists of the C++ reference manual plus annotations and commentary sections.The C++ reference manual alone provides a complete definition of C++,but the terse reference manual style leaves many reasonable questions unanswered.Discutions of what is not in the language,why certain features are defined as they are,and how one might implement some particular feature have no place in a reference manual but are nevertheless of interest to most users.Such discussions are presented as annotations and in the commentary sections.This book does not provide information about standard libraries beyond discussion of the library functions providing the most basic run-time support nor does it discuss C++ programming styles or techniques.Furthermore,this book does not attempt to teach C++ programming;it explains what the language is-not how to use it.The index and the cross reference embedded in the commentary and in the reference manual itself are important and integral parts of the book.
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