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From: "Larry Elmore" <ljelmore@montana.campus.mci.net>
Subject: Re: Why C++ is successful
Date: 1998/08/08
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Robert Dewar wrote in message ...
>
>Undoubtedly at least *part* of the problem in using C is that people are
not
>sufficiently aware of what can go wrong. Microsoft has a rather amazing
>book that pretends to be a book about software techniques, but in fact is
>little more than a set of perfectly standard coding procedures to avoid
>pitfalls in C.

Would this be _Code Complete_, or perhaps _Writing Solid Code_?

Larry