CGAL 4.7 - Manual: Recommended Reading

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CGAL 4.7 - Manual

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Recommended Reading

The following books and papers are recommended as references:

- [2] - Mathew Austern's introduction to the STL using the concept/model style of presentation. Austern wrote the WWW STL documentation at SGI.
- [9] - Bjarne Stroustrup's introduction to C++ and the STL for those who already know some C++. Stroustrup is the designer and original implementer of C++.
- [6] - Stanley Lippman and Josee Lajoie's C++ primer.
- [7] - Scott Meyers's book on ways to improve your C++ programs. Items 21 and 29 discuss the concept of const-correctness.
- [4] - The CGAL design paper.
- [5] - The new CGAL kernel design paper.