InformIT C++ Newsletter - Oct 12, 2004

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Title: InformIT C++ Newsletter - Oct 12, 2004

InformIT C++ Newsletter Oct 12, 2004 C++ Reference Guide Your Host Danny Kalev In the second part of Choosing the Right Container, I explains what reallocation is, and how it affects iterators and references to elements of a container. The discussion focuses on each sequence container in turn, demonstrating the crucial differences between them with respect to their storage management. This week we have a new article by Rick Ruhl, Introduction to Win 32 Threading. This short and cute article presents the fundamental aspects of Windows multithreading. If you've never used threads before or if you're new to Windows programming, this should get you started on the right foot! Visit The C++ Reference Guide New Content   Articles and Sample Chapters All Articles and Sample Chapters Combining User-Defined Inserters, Extractors, and Manipulators in C++ By Cameron Hughes, Tracey Hughes Oh, So That's How C++ Variables and Constants Work! By Jesse Liberty, David Horvath   Weblogs All C++ Weblogs review: Fire up your Firefox part II By Danny Kalev review: Fire up your Firefox part I By Danny Kalev article: introducing embedded programming By Danny Kalev  Subscribe to the C++ Reference Guide RSS feed. New Books and Safari Online Books   Book Store All C++ Books Sams Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days, 5th Edition By Bradley Jones, Jesse Liberty Published by Sams � Dec 16, 2004 Premium Member Price: $26.24 USD (Save 25%) C++ Template Metaprogramming: Concepts, Tools, and Techniques from Boost and Beyond By David Abrahams, Aleksey Gurtovoy Published by Addison Wesley Professional � Nov 26, 2004 Premium Member Price: $33.74 USD (Save 25%)   Safari Online Books All C++ Online Books Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework Published by Addison Wesley Professional � Dec 22, 2003			Spotlight: Bestselling Book Find out why this book is so popular! Requirements, along with other outputs from the requirements activity, are potent project management tools. In Requirements-Led Project Management, Suzanne and James Robertson show how to use requirements to manage the development lifecycle. They show program managers, product and project managers, team leaders, and business analysts specifically how to: use requirements as input to project planning and decision-making; determine whether to invest in a project; deliver more appropriate products with a quick cycle time... and plenty more. C++ Without Fear: A Beginner�s Guide That Makes You Feel Smart! If you've always wanted to learn how to program a computer, or to learn the popular C++ programming language, here's the perfect book and CD to get you started. You'll find everything you need patiently explained and clearly illustrated, from general programming concepts and techniques to the particulars of the C++ language. In no time, you'll be writing your own programs! Grab Our C++ RSS Feed You can get our C++ Reference Guide additions and weblog entries in your RSS Aggregator — click here to grab the code! Save A Few Shekels on SD Times' Recommended Books Software Development Times recently published its recommended reading list for programmers. Lots of those books are from us, which (naturally) makes us smugly proud of ourselves. If you're motivated to pick up any of these books (and you should be!), we'll give you a little financial incentive to do so. Become a Member and Save up to 25% in Our Book Store! Profile yourself with InformIT and you'll receive an additional discount — up to 25% off many titles in the InformIT Book Store. The best part is that this offer will never expire! Safari Clip of the Week Preview an excerpt from Safari, our online subscription service, with a new clip each week! This week: Programming for eDirectory Using C or C++, from Novell's Guide to Troubleshooting eDirectory.

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