"Roso Giuseppe (Beppe)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Goodmorning, > I have to ask if someone know if there is a good documentation of Gnu C > and C++ libraries documentation in postscript, acrobat pdf or something > like format. I found only some old documents and often info or man > aren't so complete. > It is easier to find documentation on new X libraries (like GTK+ ...).
There is currently no (complete) documentation of the GNU standard C++-library. Here is a free (but not GPL) C++-reference: http://www.dinkumware.com/refxcpp.html (this reference covers the latest standard, which is not what gcc-2.95.2 has). be aware that gcc 2.95.2 (the latest release) does not support the latest version of the standard c++-library (few compilers currently do, so you might not want to use the latest features). If you want a C++-library according to the latest standard, you need to install libstdc++-v3: http://sourceware.cygnus.com/libstdc++/ BTW: It would be good if someone would start a project for a GPL'd C++-library reference. I imagine this could be fun (using docbook etc.). (I won't do it because I feel like I would include information from books I have read on this) -- Felix Natter
