Version 23 of C++
Updated 2004-10-19 15:42:01A programming language intended to be a successor to C. Provided access to a variety of extended programming constructs such as templates, classes, methods, etc.
The official title is ISO/IEC 14882. The latest revision is "C++ 03", aka ISO/IEC 14882:2003, updating the 1998 edition. The specification can be downloaded in PDF form from ISO for 352 CHF. The very same PDF document (but for the title page) can be downloaded from ANSI [L1 ] for a mere US$ 18.
A picture of Bjarne Stroustrup, the original inventor of C++.
[Someone want to add URLs to some useful web sites?]
- http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/ - The ISO/IEC working group that continues to evolve C++.
- http://www.research.att.com/~bs/C++.html
- http://www.ncits.org/cplusplus.htm
- http://ec.tmit.ac.jp/koyama/c++.html
- http://www.fpx.de/fp/Software/tcl-c++/
- http://www.cuj.com/
- Critcl does C++
- Invoking C commands from C++
- Invoking Tcl commands from C++
- Cplusplus streams and Tcl channels
underC [L2 ] an interesting lightweight C++ interpreter. The author implies [L3 ] that it should be easy to interact with Tcl/Tk from it.
See also these projects relating to C++ and Tcl development :
- Anjunta
- Ara
- Artefact
- AutoDOC
- AutoDOC (Reiberg)
- BED
- boob
- BSVC
- C-Forge IDE
- Cade
- CC2Itcl
- CmdLine
- cpp2itcl
- cpptcl
- Deet
- DGC Tools
- EvoX
- Exuberant Ctags
- FriGUI
- g2 preprocessor
- GAGS
- GOOD
- Highlight
- J
- JX Development Suite
- MyrmecoX
- Nebula Device
- NSCL SpecTcl
- Objectify
- OBST
- OMNeT++
- plplot
- prettyp
- Ptolemy
- robodoc
- S-CASE
- Sdoc
- SLOCCount
- SNACC
- Source Navigator
- SQL Relay
- State Map Compiler (SMC)
- Swig
- Test Environment Toolkit
- Mark Smith's tlist [L4 ] is a "C++ class for a Tcl list ... [which] makes it easy to use Tcl lists within a C++ program."
- Tsert Integrated Test Environment
- VAD (Visual Ada Developer)
- Webcpp
Marco Maggi quips: C++ is "the tool of the angels: only in heaven you have infinite amount of time to devote to design analysis (and to wait for the compiler to finish)."
dkf on the chat: "C++ doesn't just provide you with enough rope to hang yourself. It also provides a do-it-yourself scaffold (with instructions translated from Klingon by Papuan tribesmen). ... Experts can do very cool stuff with C++. Utter dummies can do cool stuff with C++. But everyone else is in trouble..."