Re: Spec costs was RE: The joy of type aliasing and C

> ISO/IEC 14882:2003 - Programming languages - C++ - $281.00
> INCITS/ISO/IEC 14882-2003 - Programming languages - C++ - $18.00

No idea, but I did find the 1998 one there (I have a copy -- they 
watermark every copy so that they don't get warezed, btw) and paid 
$18.00 for it.

> What is the difference between these two? They are both 2.35 MB and
> reading the descriptions didn't enlighten me that much...

Probably no difference at all, just a screwed up database.  Get the 
$18 one =)

> Then there's the 1997 C++ Public Review document on the web that I
> use for quick reference:
> http://anubis.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc22/open/n2356/. How much did the
> final 1998 standard differ from this public review document? Does
> the actual draft contain more info? Are there other websites
> available?

That's probably good enough for basic stuff.  The differences between
draft and final versions tend to be fairly small.  And if worse comes
to worse, you can always post to comp.std.c++ and suffer through some
patronizing and condescension but eventually you might get a straight
answer =)

Brian





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