Books on C++/CLI

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Hi all,

When can we expect books on C++/CLI. As from blogs and MSDN Beta Library
Im not able to get full info on language. Please let me know if any body has
any idea on it.

Thx & regards
satish jupalli
 
Hi !

I don't think there'll be much books for a while, at least not until Visual
Studio 2005 has gone through it's full release. However, you can start by
reading CodeProject. Nishant S., and myself, have written few good articles
on C++/CLI, mostly on the usage and features perspective. There are other
articles on the matter as well, on the same site.

-Antti Keskinen
 
Hello all,

Stan Lippman is releasing a book on C++/CLI. He's one of the founding
fathers of C++/CLI. I believe it comes out today. I pre-ordered it a while
ago and expecting it to ship today. As far as I've seen, it's the first one
out.

GrkEngineer
 
GrkEngineer said:
Hello all,

Stan Lippman is releasing a book on C++/CLI. He's one of the founding
fathers of C++/CLI. I believe it comes out today. I pre-ordered it a while
ago and expecting it to ship today. As far as I've seen, it's the first one
out.
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Very interesting, but how can this be possible, C++/CLI has not been finished yet (and VS
2005 is not ready yet, so why would there be such a rush?).
 
Yasou,

I know there are a number of books on ASP.NET 2.0 Beta. Also a few on VS
2005 Beta. I think many MC++ programmers are starving for the update and are
really excited for this cleaner syntax plus the extra functionality. I'm
curious as to how much info will be in this book. I'm planning on using
C++/CLI and the .Net 2.0 Go Live liscense. I'm doing a lot of GUI code
interfacing with performance intensive Platform SDK code.

GrkEngineer
 
GrkEngineer said:
Yasou,
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Yasou you too. :-)

I know there are a number of books on ASP.NET 2.0 Beta. Also a few on VS
2005 Beta. I think many MC++ programmers are starving for the update and are
really excited for this cleaner syntax plus the extra functionality. I'm
curious as to how much info will be in this book. I'm planning on using
C++/CLI and the .Net 2.0 Go Live liscense. I'm doing a lot of GUI code
interfacing with performance intensive Platform SDK code.
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OK. What is the title of the book?
 
GrkEngineer said:
C++/CLI Essentials.
ISBN: 0321174054
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No such book listed on Amazon by title, author or ISBN. Who's the
publisher?

-cd
 
I actually found it on barnesandnoble.com.

The author is Stan Lippman.
My order status states that it should ship today. I called a barnes and
noble store and they ordered it for me. And it should be in the store in
about a week's time. Not sure if the book isn't actually out yet and these
are both just assumptions though.

Nicholas Nezis
 
Don said:
Addison-Wesley. I just found this link for it:

http://www.compman.co.uk/scripts/browse.asp?ref=729013

But it has not been published yet, and is not listed on AD's website.
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The above link has a date: "Sep 2005" which is what makes sense after all. How could we
have a book before the C++/CLI standard itself gets finished?

I think that if the book is well written and accurate, it will be of great value to all.
 
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