Rating: 
Summary: C++ and a tiny bit of .Net
Review: This is a very rich book on C++ and will provide a wealth of knowledge for those unfamiliar with the language. As for experienced C++ developers... stay FAR away. This book should have been titled : ".Net not included". By saying C++ .Net reference... they mean that they ran the examples on visual studio .Net(version 7). Do yourself a favor. If you want to know how to use C++ with managed extensions, don't get this book. The title is misleading. As for newbies... this book will be a good reference for the C++ (non .Net) language.
Rating:
Summary: C++ and a tiny bit of .Net
Review: This is a very rich book on C++ and will provide a wealth of knowledge for those unfamiliar with the language. As for experienced C++ developers... stay FAR away. This book should have been titled : ".Net not included". By saying C++ .Net reference... they mean that they ran the examples on visual studio .Net(version 7). Do yourself a favor. If you want to know how to use C++ with managed extensions, don't get this book. The title is misleading. As for newbies... this book will be a good reference for the C++ (non .Net) language.
Rating: 
Summary: A good grade
Review: This is for the Visual C++.NET book by murry and pappas. I am a colleg student
in Nashville. This is the second C++ course I have taken at the college. I was
having trouble understanding my textbook and my professor told me to buy this
murry and pappas book. This was last semester. I think because of this book
I got a B in my first C++ course. You see, their book has a lot of examples
that help you get started with how to write programs.I am using it again this semester. We are doing linked-lists. Check it out -
this book is great.
Rating: 
Summary: Not what one would expect
Review: When was the last time you have called a DOS interrupt in a Win32 program?!!
This book focuses on teaching you C++, Win32 API and in the appendix lists DOS and BIOS interrupts. This is not what one would expect in a .NET reference.
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