Hi Robert, On Dienstag, 11. Februar 2020 07:44:56 CET Robert Helling wrote:
> on that topic, can you recommend a source (book, tutorial etc), that brings > somebody who knows C sufficiently well up to speed with modern C++ > (including memory management, standard library, closures etc)? It shouldn’t > be all from the start but just a diff to C and sufficiently compact so that > I have a chance to get through it in the little time available that I > unfortunately have? I'm not really aware of such a document, sorry. There's a thing called cppfaq, but it is woefully out-of-date and also has some questionable advice, if I remember correctly. To get a quick overview, maybe you could glimpse through the various "What's new in C++??" documents? The major problem is that there are just so many different paradigms when it comes to writing C++. My, admittedly not very helpful, advice would be to read other peoples code and ask if something appears weird. I started writing a rather long email on the common C++-resource management idioms, but then it occurred to me that many of these things are in conflict with Qt's way of doing things. Moreover I feel it would be too long for the mailing list. If you are interested, I will finish these quick thoughts and send them off-list. Berthold _______________________________________________ subsurface mailing list [email protected] http://lists.subsurface-divelog.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/subsurface
