What are your favourite C++ books?

**Destiser** · 18th August 2012, 08:55

Can anyone recommend a book that handles the new features of C++11?

**Destiser** · 27th August 2012, 17:54

Aren't there any or do you guys think it's a stupid question, I can find C++11 books but they don't seem to limit them selves to only the new stuff in C++11

**Zlatomir** · 1st November 2012, 10:29

Originally Posted by Destiser

Can anyone recommend a book that handles the new features of C++11?

This one is about concurrency in C++11.
And this one is about STL.
Also there is Stroustrup's C++11 faq and also wikipedia page but note that no compiler support all C++11 features yet.

LE: Also we can wait for the 4'th edition of "The C++ programming language"

**pkj** · 5th November 2012, 10:37

The gang of four, gamma et al, though not specific to c++ is simply the best. Particularly for ui, with so many classes to play with, it is a great help in design strategies. Alexandrescu modern c++ design is good too but I liked C++ Templates: The Complete Guide (David Vandevoorde, Nicolai M. Josuttis) more as it helped me for the daily usage more.
I liked meyers effective c++ too.