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Sample of browsing the home page of father of C++, http://www.research.att.com/~bs


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Bjarne Stroustrup's Homepage
homepage | C++ links | FAQ | technical FAQ | glossary | compilers | publications | TC++PL
| D&E | bio | interviews | applications | TAMU CS | AT&T Research

Welcome to Bjarne Stroustrup's homepage!

Advice of the day
(from TC++PL)

21.9[14] You can achieve the effect (and efficiency) of a ternary operator by defining a
simple function object; sec21.4.6.3.

FAQ of the day

Are there any features you'd like to remove from C++?

Article of the day

Interview by IEEE Computer from IEEE Computer Magazine, June 1998.

I'm the College of Engineering Professor in Computer Science at Texas A&M University; you
can find specific academic and educational information on and through my TAMU homepage. I
also retain a link to AT&T Labs - Research as a member of the Information and Systems
Software Research Lab.

I designed and implemented the C++ programming language.

Over the years, I have written a few books (including The C++ Programming Language and The
Design and Evolution of C++.), written a lot of papers, and given some interviews.

Here is some biographical material, some frequently asked questions, some frequently asked
questions about C++ style and technique and a C++ glossary.

These pages are permanently under construction. Constructive comments are most welcome.

I can be reached by email at bs at cs.tamu.edu or bs at research.att.com, and by paper
mail at Department of Computer Science, TAMU 3112, College Station, TX 77843-3112 or AT&T
Research, 180 Park Ave., Florham Park, NJ 07932-0971, USA.

homepage | C++ links | FAQ | technical FAQ | glossary | compilers | publications | TC++PL
| D&E | bio | interviews | applications | TAMU CS | AT&T Research



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