Re: Thinking in C++ Volume II
From: Leor Zolman (leor_at_bdsoft.com)
Date: 02/06/04
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Date: Fri, 06 Feb 2004 21:00:34 GMT
On 06 Feb 2004 15:01:08 EST, Gianni Mariani <gi2nospam@mariani.ws>
wrote:
>Leor Zolman wrote:
>> Thought this might be of interest:
>>
>
>Thanks for the pointer - I skimmed the template stuff and it's quite
>good but I think it's still missing a few concepts.
If it weren't missing a _few_ concepts, that would imply that
Vandevoorde & Josuttis was made about 429 pages too long ;-)
I'm sure Chuck and Bruce would welcome feedback. For the template unit
in particular, I'd suggest pinging Chuck. His contact info is on his
web site: http://www.freshsources.com/
>
>You seem like you have a few spare cycles nowadays ? It seems like you
>started posting alot in the last 6 months or so ?
It has been only about, 2 months I've been seriously active here,
after testing the waters only a bit before that (when I first noticed
the existence of the group). As has been painfully obvious, the kind
of skills it takes to post timely, correct responses here on a
consistent basis are not exactly the same as the ones needed for the
kind of classroom instruction I've been doing for a living for the
past fifteen years or so. I don't put my foot in my mouth _anywhere_
as much when I'm teaching one of my courses. I've learned that it is
much easier to answer questions that come up again and again during
repeat presentations of a course (or at least that come up within a
well-treaded-upon context) than it is to anticipate all the relevant
nuances of oft-wide-open questions, or even imagine the context in
which some of these OP's questions were formulated. But it is a skill
I've decided I want to improve upon, and the current downturn in
on-site training activity has given me the opportunity to try and do
that.
I've acquired a humble appreciation for the excellence some of the
regulars here have been exhibiting, and hope I my signal/noise ratio
levels off somewhere in their league...
-leor
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