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The chapters of the bf(C++) Annotations cover the following topics:
itemization(
linkit(Overview)(This overview of the chapters)
linkit(IntroC)(A general introduction to bf(C++))
linkit(FirstImpression)(A first impression: differences between bf(C)
and bf(C++))
linkit(NAMESPACE)(Name Spaces: how to avoid name collisions)
linkit(String)(The `string' data type)
linkit(IOStreams)(The bf(C++) I/O library)
linkit(Classes)(The `class' concept: structs having functions. The
`object' concept: variables of a tt(class))
linkit(MEMORY)(Allocation and returning unused memory: tt(new),
tt(delete), and the function linebreak() tt(set_new_handler()))
linkit(EXCEPTIONS)(Exceptions: handle errors where appropriate, rather
than where they occur)
linkit(OVERLOADING)(Give your own meaning to operators)
linkit(StaticDataFun)(Static data and functions: members of a class
not bound to objects)
linkit(CONTAINERS)(Abstract Containers to put stuff into)
linkit(INHERITANCE)(Building classes upon classes: setting up class
hierarcies)
linkit(POLYMORPHISM)(Changing the behavior of member functions
accessed through base class pointers)
linkit(Friends)(Gaining access to private parts: friend functions and
classes)
linkit(PointMembers)(Classes having pointers to members: pointing to
locations inside objects)
linkit(NESTEDCLASSES)(Constructing classes and enums within classes)
linkit(STL)(The Standard Template Library)
linkit(GENERIC)(The STL generic algorithms)
linkit(TEMPLATES)(Function templates: using em(molds) for type independent
functions)
linkit(TEMPCLASS)(Class templates: using em(molds) for type independent
classes)
linkit(ADVANCEDTEMPL)(Advanced Template Use: programming the compiler)
linkit(CONCRETE)(Several examples of programs written in bf(C++))
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