Sunday, July 12, 2009

Best design patterns books for c/c++ programmers?

Hi,





Which is the best design patterns books for c/c++ programmers?





Abhishek A.

Best design patterns books for c/c++ programmers?
If you are already a competent C++ programmer, you should look at Alexandrescu's book: http://www.amazon.com/Modern-C%2B%2B-Des...





You'll probably want to get Sutter's books as well.
Reply:You don't need a book.





There are tons of programming resources online with sample code, design patterns, etc.
Reply:When it comes to patterns, you really only need to understand the principles behind it and not necessarily the implementation --if you know a language well, you should be able to implement the patterns in it.





That makes in necessary to first understand a programming language well, and then -separately- become acquainted with patterns. And that makes that the standard work on patterns is probably your best book to study. See a link below:
Reply:Object Oriented Design Patterns are not language dependent, but the implementation of them are. C++ does not have the concept of interfaces and does not fully support all OO concepts, which limits the amount of design patterns you can use. c is not an object-oriented language, it is embedded, so you can't use patterns.


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