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From: steve <steve@quintile.net>
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Date: Mon, 19 Nov 2012 22:48:09 +0000
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Subject: [9fans] c++
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thanks all for being positive, i was wary that those on the 9fans list
might be a bit dismissive of c++.

i have been on a 3 day course and have been reading the c++ primer,
and have effective c++ also, so i seem well equipped. the environment
i am to use is Qt based as it has to be cross platform, though we hope to
try to keep the core vanilla STL based.

so far i have written a couple of hundred lines of c++, but for me the probl=
em
i see is how to develop a sense of c++ style.  I want to write good code, bu=
t I
don't even know what good c++ code looks like!

i will press on with it, and read the pointers that have been suggested.

thanks again.

-Steve

ps i am studiously not reading anything about go in case it distracts me... :=
-)