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In article <mckellar.724371288@stonyplain> mckellar@cs.UAlberta.CA (Neil McKellar) writes:
>Hi, one of the people here has been asking for a more recent (hopefully more
>up to date) version of the libg++ manual.  The one I have here is:
>
>    "User's Guide to GNU C++ Library"  by Doug Lea
>        last updated 7 January 1989, for Version 1.32.0
>
>[ The manual looks like the result of some well organized Postscript or TeX
>  document preparation, but it's version 1.32.0. ]
>
>This is, of course, hopelessly out of date (I just finished installing
>libg++ 2.3.2).  Is there an FTP site that keeps a current version of these
>or any other manuals?  If this is in the FAQ, just point me in the direction
>of that instead.  The README's and such that came with gcc and libg++ did not
>discuss this as far as I know.  (Maybe I didn't read them closely enough :-)
>
>Any constructive reply here or in email would be appreciated.  Thanks.
>
>                                                Neil McKellar
>                                                mckellar@cs.ualberta.ca
>
>--
>Neil McKellar (mckellar@cs.ualberta.ca)
>
>"It'th utter chaoth down here!" -- Blazing Saddles
>
Hi, netters!

	I would also like information on how to go about getting
manuals for libg++ for the current versions.

							Thanks,
							   Joanna

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Joanna Tsang						tsang@futon.sfsu.edu
San Francisco State University				tsang@toaster.sfsu.edu

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