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Peter Haight wrote:
> 
> Can someone recommend some STL books? I have three catagories that I'm interested
> in:
> 1. How-To-Use
> 2. Reference
> 3. The design/implementation of STL.
> 
> I'm really looking for a book that focuses on 1, but has a bit of 2 and 3 in it.
> 
> Thanks.
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I found Musser and Sani's _STL Tutorial and Reference Guide_ (Addison & Wesley, ISBN # 
0-201-63398-1) to be most useful. It would probably meet most of your requirements. For 
(3), you may check out some of the original white papers, which I believe are located at 
HP's or RPI's web/ftp site.

doug


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