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Section 37:
| 37.1 | What is the "STL"? |
| 37.2 | Where can I get a copy of "STL"? |
| 37.3 | How can I find a Fred object in an STL container of Fred* such as std::vector<Fred*>? |
| 37.4 | Where can I get help on how to use STL? |
| 37.5 | How can you tell if you have a dynamically typed C++ class library? |
| 37.6 | What is the NIHCL? Where can I get it? |
| 37.7 | Where can I ftp the code that accompanies "Numerical Recipes"? |
| 37.8 | Why is my executable so large? |
| 37.9 | Where can I get tons and tons of more information on C++ class libraries? |
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[37.9] Where can I get tons and tons of more information on C++ class libraries?
Three places you should check (not necessarily in this order):
- The C++ Libraries FAQ is maintained by Nikki Locke and is available with frames and without frames.
- Also you should check out www.mathtools.net/C_C__/. They have a good pile of stuff organized into (at present) sixty-some categories.
- Also you should check out www.boost.org/. They have some wonderful stuff, some of which will get proposed for standardization the next time around.
Important: none of these lists are exhaustive. If you are looking for some particular functionality that you don't find above, try a Web search such as Google. Also, don't forget to help out the next person via the Submission Form in the C++ Libraries FAQ.