Where to get information on C++ PROGRAMMING
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completely. The on-line help browser might also prove helpful, and can be
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Sources" near the bottom of the page that pops up.
I. The DBX debugger. See stock answer path:
3. C Answers
10. How to get started using the DBX DEBUGGER
II. The GDB debugger. For more information, type:
add gnu
man gdb
III. The following books, available for purchase at the MIT Kendall Coop:
_C++ For C Programmers_, by Ira Pohl,
Benjamin/Cummings Publishing (1989)
_Using C++_, by Bruce Eckel,
McGraw-Hill (1989)
There are also interesting discussions going on in the network newsgroup
comp.lang.c++
(Last Updated Mar 26 1997)
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