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| Introduction | 1 | |
| Containers | 3 | |
| Standard Containers | 4 | |
| Container Adapters | 6 | |
| Values | 6 | |
| Common Members | 7 | |
| Exceptions | 16 | |
| Deques | 17 | |
| Lists | 18 | |
| Maps | 20 | |
| Priority Queues | 22 | |
| Queues | 23 | |
| Sets | 24 | |
| Stacks | 25 | |
| Strings | 26 | |
| Vectors | 38 | |
| Iterators | 39 | |
| Iterator Categories | 40 | |
| Using Iterators | 41 | |
| Iterator Traits | 43 | |
| Constöiterators | 45 | |
| Insertion Iterators | 46 | |
| I/O Stream Iterators | 47 | |
| Raw Storage Iterator | 53 | |
| Reverse Iterators | 54 | |
| Iterator Function Templates | 58 | |
| Algorithms | 59 | |
| Nonmodifying Operations | 61 | |
| Comparison | 61 | |
| Searching | 63 | |
| Binary Search | 65 | |
| Modifying Sequence Operations | 66 | |
| Uninitialized Sequence Operations | 71 | |
| Sorting | 72 | |
| Merging | 74 | |
| Set Operations | 74 | |
| Heap Operations | 76 | |
| Permutations | 78 | |
| Miscellaneous | 78 | |
| Numerics | 79 | |
| Function Objects | 80 | |
| Using Functors | 80 | |
| Functor Foundations | 82 | |
| Adapters | 83 | |
| Binders | 86 | |
| Arithmetic and Logical Functors | 87 | |
| Comparison Functors | 88 | |
| Miscellaneous | 89 | |
| Allocators | 89 | |
| Bitset | 92 | |
| Pairs | 95 | |
| Smart Pointer | 96 | |
| Boost | 98 | |
| Arrays | 99 | |
| Dynamic Bitsets | 100 | |
| Binders | 100 | |
| Composition | 102 | |
| Adapters | 103 | |
| Functional Header Replacement | 103 | |
| Lambda Functions | 104 | |
| Smart Pointers | 104 | |
| Index | 107 |
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Nicholas Casale
reviewed STL Pocket Reference on September 27, 2014
STL Pocket Reference
Overall: a decent introduction to some of the lessons you'll learn after a few years in the trenches of real programming.
If you're fresh out of college and starting your first programming gig, read this book carefully. A lot of what it says may sound like common sense, but often people don't take it to heart. It will save you pain down the road. Kernighan and Pike know what you're talking about and you'd be wise to listen to them.
If you're already an experienced programmer there's probably not a whole lot here that will be new to you, but it's still worth reading to see how the authors talk about things. And who knows, there may be a lesson or two in it for you after all!
The book is *very* C and C++ focused, with occasional examples in Java, shell and Perl. A lot of the advice in it is specific to C, so if you're not a C programmer you can skim over some of the examples. But the lessons learned from the examples often translate to higher-level languages, so don't skip them entirely!
Oh, and if you're a Lisp programmer you'll want to skip the "Generating Code Using [C] Macros" section unless you have a strong stomach.
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