digitalmars.D - Size does matter: TDPL reaches the size of Modern C++ Design
- Andrei Alexandrescu (7/7) Nov 01 2009 Modern C++ Design has 323 pages including index. I'm glad to report that...
- Pablo Ripolles (7/18) Nov 01 2009 Hello,
- Nick B (4/8) Nov 01 2009 There goes all that free QA checking !
- Chad J (14/25) Nov 02 2009 Nice read.
Modern C++ Design has 323 pages including index. I'm glad to report that just about now TDPL has reached the same size. Let's hope the quality of TDPL is better! Follow TDPL progress in real-time at http://erdani.com. I wish I could mark this anniversary with another free sample chapter, but my publisher wouldn't allow it. Andrei
Nov 01 2009
Andrei Alexandrescu Wrote:Modern C++ Design has 323 pages including index. I'm glad to report that just about now TDPL has reached the same size. Let's hope the quality of TDPL is better! Follow TDPL progress in real-time at http://erdani.com. I wish I could mark this anniversary with another free sample chapter, but my publisher wouldn't allow it. AndreiHello, in this regard I really admire the hgbook http://hgbook.red-bean.com/ I guess that the number of erratas that get debuged and of reflexions that come out rises the quality of the book considerably. Thanks anyway. Cheers!
Nov 01 2009
Andrei Alexandrescu wrote: [snip]I wish I could mark this anniversary with another free sample chapter, but my publisher wouldn't allow it.There goes all that free QA checking ! Nick B
Nov 01 2009
Andrei Alexandrescu wrote:Modern C++ Design has 323 pages including index. I'm glad to report that just about now TDPL has reached the same size. Let's hope the quality of TDPL is better! Follow TDPL progress in real-time at http://erdani.com. I wish I could mark this anniversary with another free sample chapter, but my publisher wouldn't allow it. AndreiNice read. So it seems array.length += foo; is going to end up working somehow. If it's going to be by property expression rewriting, then I hope you guys are either OK with waiting for me or are not bothering to wait for me. I feel kinda bad that I haven't made that patch already. That and your final draft deadline is Nov. 9. I've been distracted by working feverishly to get a game of mine submitted in the IGF and IGC game competitions, and somehow I need to get a job too. When the game is submitted though, property expression rewriting will take second place only to job search, which means I'll probably have time for it. Looks like we get value-type static arrays too. Awesome. That's some sexy code there ;)
Nov 02 2009