Great thanks Rick Halterman @ cs.southern.edu for sharing the information.
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Microsoft provides a series of short tutorials on using Visual Studio for C++ development:
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ISO C++ is the official home of standard C++
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C++ References
- C++ Reference documents the C++ Standard Library
- The C++ Resources Network includes general information about C++, an FAQ, a C++ language tutorial, library documentation, and forums
- Bjarne Stroustrup's C++ Page provides just about everything you need to know about C++ style, techniques, philosophy, and history from the creator of C++ himself
- Fred's C++ Notes includes sample C++ code for for common programming problems, exercises, and miscellaneous C++ tips
- Marshall Clines's C++ FAQ Lite includes general information about C++, an FAQ, a C++ language tutorial, library documentation (including the STL), and forums
- Porter Scobey's 's C++ Reference includes general information about C++ and good STL and general C library references
- The C++ Not So Frequently Asked Questions site provides a few somewhat obscure but very useful C++ tips and tricks
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GNU C++
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The Eclipse project has a free integrated development environment for C++. Versions are available for Windows, OS X, and Linux. It requires Java.
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