Philip Pemberton wrote:
> Can anyone suggest some other good C++ books?

I guess I am after a different kind of books: I prefer language books 
that explain the rationales behind the language design, and I use google 
to find library interfaces. For me the C++ book is the "The Design and 
Evolution of C++" (but it is a bit outdated in some aspects).

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