Ebook: C++ Library Reference

N/A, 2015. — 3326 p. — ASIN: B0125PZ74QA complete reference to all Standard C++ Library headers, from C++1998 to C++2014, with thousands of hot links, by a leading expert in C and C++ standardization.
Originally published by ANSI in 1989 (C89), the C Standard was adopted by ISO in 1990 (C90). It was augmented with stronger support for wide characters in 1995 (C95), then with considerable additional support for floating-point operations in 1999 (C99). A bug fix release was published in 2003 (C03), then support for multithreading was added in 2011 (C11). Probably the most widely used versions of Standard C today are C90 and C
03. This C++ Library Reference endeavors to note when any features have been added or removed since C89.
The C++ Standard, originally published by ISO in 1998 (C98) includes the C95 Standard by reference. A bug fix release was published in 2003 (C++03), then a significantly enhanced update in 2011 (C++11), and another in 2014 (C++14). At this writing, another update is proposed for 2017 (C++17). C++11 and subsequent releases include the C03 Standard by reference. This C++ Library Reference indicates changes to Standard C required for use with C++.
The Standard C++ library includes a large number of classes and functions that perform essential services such as input/output and storage allocation. It supplies efficient implementations of frequently used operations. Numerous other classes, functions, and type definitions accompany these classes and functions to help you to make better use of the libraries.