OO Links

Rather than exporting my bookmarks, I thought it was more usefull to provide a smaller number of top-quality links with a bit of information about each.

Articles

• Object Mentor is Robert C. Martin's company. The publication section offers several very valuable articles including the "... principles" published in C++ Report around 1996.
• Bjarne Stroustrup's page, Aristeia by Scott Meyer, Guru of the week by Herb Sutter, Doug Schmidt's page, and IBM Design Pattern's project are other interesting websites providing valuable articles about C++ and object oriented design.
• Steve Mc Connell Home page gathers numerous interesting articles about project management and the various ways to make software development a more reliable process. Don't forget to check out his books too !

Books

• ACCU book reviews offers numerous reviews of books related to programming. Critics are sorted by category to ease search.

C++ Tools

• Doxygen is a free software that extracts informations from the source code (like Javadoc or Doc++). This software is however remarkable for its quality (see ) and the speed with which new features are added (Thanks Dimitri !!!).

C++ Libraries

• Boost is a set of free and excellent libraries (with C++ source) including outstanding John Maddock's pattern matching library. It is a must, don't even think about making your own, you would lose time and make it worst than regex++, believe my experience :-) .
• CmdLine is a library to manage command line arguments (ie. argc and argv). The style reflects a little bit the age of the library (1992) and you might want to adapt it a little bit, but it does very well what it is supposed to do. If you have more than two flags to manage in your program, CmdLine is definitely a possibility to consider.

Link pages

• The Object Oriented Numerics Pages are dedicated to the application of OO techniques to numerical calculus. If you're interested in this domain, you might want to look at the Numerical Recipes online too.
• Cetus links is the best start point when you look for something linked to OO programming.

Search engines

• Google is my favorite search engine. Extremely fast and simple, great tool !