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Josuttis, Nicolai M. (Author).

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ISBN: 9780321623218 (hardcover : alk. paper)
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xxvii, 1099 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Edition: 2nd ed.
Publisher: Upper Saddle River, NJ : Addison-Wesley, 2012.

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The C++ Standard Library : A Tutorial and Reference

Section	Section Description	Page Number
	Preface to the Second Edition	p. xxiii
	Acknowledgments for the Second Edition	p. xxiv
	Preface to the First Edition	p. xxv
	Acknowledgments for the First Edition	p. xxvi
Chapter 1	About This Book	p. 1
1.1	Why This Book	p. 1
1.2	Before Reading This Book	p. 2
1.3	Style and Structure of the Book	p. 2
1.4	How to Read This Book	p. 4
1.5	State of the Art	p. 5
1.6	Example Code and Additional Information	p. 5
1.7	Feedback	p. 5
Chapter 2	Introduction to C++ and the Standard Library	p. 7
2.1	History of the C++ Standards	p. 7
2.2	Complexity and Big-O Notation	p. 10
Chapter 3	New Language Features	p. 13
3.1	New C++11 Language Features	p. 13
3.2	Old "New" Language Features	p. 33
Chapter 4	General Concepts	p. 39
4.1	Namespace std	p. 39
4.2	Header Files	p. 40
4.3	Error and Exception Handling	p. 41
4.4	Callable Objects	p. 54
4.5	Concurrency and Multithreading	p. 55
4.6	Allocators	p. 57
Chapter 5	Utilities	p. 59
5.1	Pairs and Tuples	p. 60
5.2	Smart Pointers	p. 76
5.3	Numeric Limits	p. 115
5.4	Type Traits and Type Utilities	p. 122
5.5	Auxiliary Functions	p. 134
5.6	Compile-Time Fractional Arithmetic with Class ratio	p. 140
5.7	Clocks and Timers	p. 143
5.8	Header Files , , and	p. 161
Chapter 6	The Standard Template Library	p. 165
6.1	STL Components	p. 165
6.2	Containers	p. 167
6.3	Iterators	p. 188
6.4	Algorithms	p. 199
6.5	Iterator Adapters	p. 210
6.6	User-Defined Generic Functions	p. 216
6.7	Manipulating Algorithms	p. 217
6.8	Functions as Algorithm Arguments	p. 224
6.9	Using Lambdas	p. 229
6.10	Function Objects	p. 233
6.11	Container Elements	p. 244
6.12	Errors and Exceptions inside the STL	p. 245
6.13	Extending the STL	p. 250
Chapter 7	STL Containers	p. 253
7.1	Common Container Abilities and Operations	p. 254
7.2	Arrays	p. 261
7.3	Vectors	p. 270
7.4	Deques	p. 283
7.5	Lists	p. 290
7.6	Forward Lists	p. 300
7.7	Sets and Multisets	p. 314
7.8	Maps and Multimaps	p. 331
7.9	Unordered Containers	p. 355
7.10	Other STL Containers	p. 385
7.11	Implementing Reference Semantics	p. 388
7.12	When to Use Which Container	p. 392
Chapter 8	STL Container Members in Detail	p. 397
8.1	Type Definitions	p. 397
8.2	Create, Copy, and Destroy Operations	p. 400
8.3	Nonmodifying Operations	p. 403
8.4	Assignments	p. 406
8.5	Direct Element Access	p. 408
8.6	Operations to Generate Iterators	p. 410
8.7	Inserting and Removing Elements	p. 411
8.8	Special Member Functions for Lists and Forward Lists	p. 420
8.9	Container Policy Interfaces	p. 427
8.10	Allocator Support	p. 430
Chapter 9	STL Iterators	p. 433
9.1	Header Files for Iterators	p. 433
9.2	Iterator Categories	p. 433
9.3	Auxiliary Iterator Functions	p. 441
9.4	Iterator Adapters	p. 448
9.5	Iterator Traits	p. 466
9.6	Writing User-Defined Iterators	p. 471
Chapter 10	STL Function Objects and Using Lambdas	p. 475
10.1	The Concept of Function Objects	p. 475
10.2	Predefined Function Objects and Binders	p. 486
10.3	Using Lambdas	p. 499
Chapter 11	STL Algorithms	p. 505
11.1	Algorithm Header Files	p. 505
11.2	Algorithm Overview	p. 505
11.3	Auxiliary Functions	p. 517
11.4	The for_each() Algorithm	p. 519
11.5	Nonmodifying Algorithms	p. 524
11.6	Modifying Algorithms	p. 557
11.7	Removing Algorithms	p. 575
11.8	Mutating Algorithms	p. 583
11.9	Sorting Algorithms	p. 596
11.10	Sorted-Range Algorithms	p. 608
11.11	Numeric Algorithms	p. 623
Chapter 12	Special Containers	p. 631
12.1	Stacks	p. 632
12.2	Queues	p. 638
12.3	Priority Queues	p. 641
12.4	Container Adapters in Detail	p. 645
12.5	Bitsets	p. 650
Chapter 13	Strings	p. 655
13.1	Purpose of the String Classes	p. 656
13.2	Description of the String Classes	p. 663
13.3	String Class in Detail	p. 693
Chapter 14	Regular Expressions	p. 717
14.1	The Regex Match and Search Interface	p. 717
14.2	Dealing with Subexpressions	p. 720
14.3	Regex Iterators	p. 726
14.4	Regex Token Iterators	p. 727
14.5	Replacing Regular Expressions	p. 730
14.6	Regex Flags	p. 732
14.7	Regex Exceptions	p. 735
14.8	The Regex ECMA Script Grammar	p. 738
14.9	Other Grammars	p. 739
14.10	Basic Regex Signatures in Detail	p. 740
Chapter 15	Input/Output Using Stream Classes	p. 743
15.1	Common Background of I/O Streams	p. 744
15.2	Fundamental Stream Classes and Objects	p. 748
15.3	Standard Stream Operators	p. 753
15.4	State of Streams	p. 758
15.5	Standard Input/Output Functions	p. 767
15.6	Manipulators	p. 774
15.7	Formatting	p. 779
15.8	Internationalization	p. 790
15.9	File Access	p. 791
15.10	Stream Classes for Strings	p. 802
15.11	Input/Output Operators for User-Defined Types	p. 810
15.12	Connecting Input and Output Streams	p. 819
15.13	The Stream Buffer Classes	p. 826
15.14	Performance Issues	p. 844
Chapter 16	Internationalization	p. 849
16.1	Character Encodings and Character Sets	p. 850
16.2	The Concept of Locales	p. 857
16.3	Locales in Detail	p. 866
16.4	Facets in Detail	p. 869
Chapter 17	Numerics	p. 907
17.1	Random Numbers and Distributions	p. 907
17.2	Complex Numbers	p. 925
17.3	Global Numeric Functions	p. 941
17.4	Valarrays	p. 943
Chapter 18	Concurrency	p. 945
18.1	The High-Level Interface: async() and Futures	p. 946
18.2	The Low-Level Interface: Threads and Promises	p. 964
18.3	Starting a Thread in Detail	p. 973
18.4	Synchronizing Threads, or the Problem of Concurrency	p. 982
18.5	Mutexes and Locks	p. 989
18.6	Condition Variables	p. 1003
18.7	Atomics	p. 1012
Chapter 19	Allocators	p. 1023
19.1	Using Allocators as an Application Programmer	p. 1023
19.2	A User-Defined Allocator	p. 1024
19.3	Using Allocators as a Library Programmer	p. 1026
	Bibliography	p. 1031
	Index	p. 1037

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