C++ Inside and Out

Incorporating advances in C++, this book introduces readers to object-oriented languages, classes and pointers. It goes on to discuss object oriented programming with C++. Topics include creating objects at run time, writing extensible programs in C++, and features of C++3.0.

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This is a full revision of "Using C++" that incorporates advancements in C++ and adds new information on major compilers from Borland and Microsoft. This book is aimed at all C programmers, and it also presents material on C++ libraries. The book is organized in two parts. The first part introduces readers to object-oriented languages, classes, and pointers and references. The second part concentrates on object-oriented programming with C++. Topics include creating objects at run time, reusing code in C++, and writing extensible programs in C++. One chapter focuses on the newest features of C++3.0.