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Yes I have two hints (and a reference) for a more serious approach.
- Thinking in C++ 2nd Ed. Volume 1 (and 2 if you wish).
This is available in pdf and html format all over the net (legally).
Part one is also available in the bookstore. If you can't find it then say so. You can leech it from me then.
- C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE by Bjarne Stroustrup.
ISBN: 0201889544 3rd Edition.
Only the 3rd edition is readable (his english is horrible).
B.S. is the inventor of C++. The 3rd edition is his latest book and offers sections for the beginning C++ programmer and advanced programmer. The sections are marked.
- The Complete Reference C++ Fourth Edition by Herbert Schildt
ISBN: 0-07-222680-3
Complete up-to-date C++ reference with examples. 1000 pages.
Not a learning book. But very good reference.
I have all the books described above.
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