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I would like to write a container class in a style which fits very neatly into STL. It should look and behave as if it where a standard STL container. Is there a manual, report, Q&A, etc., out there that describes how to write code with these set of features? Such a text should compromise design principles of the STL, pitfalls, coding conventions, and the like. PS: This question has been partly inspired by that one: C++ vector with dynamic item size although that idea is not about template classes. It is not very difficult (for simple data stuctures). You should read the chapter about

I am writing an R package and would like to make a pdf reference manual of all functions in the package. I understood from here that R CMD check automatically creates a reference manual. Here I read that a manual entry is created "of the functions you listed in the export section of NAMESPACE". My NAMESPACE file looks as follows: # Export all names exportPattern(".") # Import all packages listed as Imports or Depends import( LIM ) so I thought everything will be exported. During R CMD check on the package directory, at the very end it says: * checking PDF version of manual ... OK However, I do

I would like to learn more about C++0x. What are some good references and resources? Has anyone written a good book on the subject yet? Ozgur Ozcitak ISO C++ committee Bjarne Stroustrup Especially his C++0x FAQ The Design of C++0x (pdf) from C/C++ Users Journal, May 2005 Wikipedia's C++0x article G++'s experimental support for C++0x with the -std=c++0x switch SO's c++0x tag yesraaj Articles on Lambda Expressions , The Type Traits Library , The rvalue Reference , Concepts , Variadic Templates , shared_ptr Regular Expressions Tuples Multi Threading General Discussion The C/C++ Users Journal ,