More C++ Gems
Compiled and Introduced by Robert C. Martin

Robert C. Martin is the founder and president of Object Mentor. He is an industry-recognized expert in Agile methodologies and object-oriented design. More about Bob

This book contains some of my favorite C++ Report articles. I introduce each one and provide a little background and history for them — Robert C. Martin

C++ FAQ Second Edition
By Mike Girou, Greg A. Lomow, Marshall P. Cline (1998)
Frequently asked questions regarding C++. This book is full of excellent design techniques and C++ issues.

Generic Programming and the STL
By Matthew H. Austern (1998)
This is the best STL book that I have read. It presents the theory and practice in a very well organized and easy to understand way. A "must-have" for any serious C++ programmer.

The C++ Programming Language Third Edition
By Bjarne Stroustrup (1997)
The definitive work on standard C++. Well written -- easy to read -- comprehensive.

Effective C++ Second Edition
By Scott Meyers (1997)
One of the most useful C++ books you can buy. This book gives you 50 tips for writing C++ the right way.

More Effective C++
By Scott Meyers (1995)
Is it possible for a sequel to be better than the original? In this case, the answer is yes. Lots of good things in here, especially about exceptions.

Advanced C++ Programming Styles and Idioms
By James O. Coplien (1991)
The book about patterns before we knew about patterns. This book is full of very useful and interesting techniques for advanced C++ programmers.