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From: Phlip (pplumlee_at_[hidden])
Date: 2001-03-02 14:54:23

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Proclaimed dr.ravji_at_[hidden] from the mountaintops:

> I am looking for some collaboration - to work on some C++ projects.
> Can some one please invite me to work along and share ideas. I am
> looking for a C++ mentor so that I can interact with the language. Any
> Ideas on how I ought to go about in getting this kind of guidance?

Read the C++ newsgroups, starting with comp.lang.c++ . Then download C++
from web servers like www.sourceforge.net, and read it. The best books are
by Addison Wesley.

Avoid boost (and other rough topics like MFC) until you are over the curve.

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