Re: [Dev-C++] 5 somewhat-small (but excellent) books in C++/soft. engg. you have come across.

Vishnu M Menon wrote:

>Hello all.
>
>Suppose you are asked to suggest 5 somewhat small
>books that will significantly improve C++/software
>engineeering literacy in a company whose main product
>is a 500,000 line software written in (you guessed
>it!) C++. Most of the employees are
>otherwise-intelligent Electrical Engg. graduates who,
>unfortunately, write HORRENDOUS code ("it doesn't
>matter what the variable is named as long as it is
>named something", "don't worry about where I place my
>function, just use it", dynamically allocated objects
>where automatic variables would *perfectly* suffice,
>massively redundant coding, zero documentation...).
>
>What would your suggestions be?
>
>VM.
>  
>
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