$RCSfile: README,v $
$Date: Thu Jun  4 16:04:34 EDT 2015 $

These files are the code displayed throughout the Intro to C++
course.

Depending on which variation of the course you have, some of the
files present here may not appear in the chapters that you have.
In any case, you'll simply have more files than the course uses;
ignore them, if you wish.

Note that this code compiles and runs on my Linux box with a
POSIX-compliant API under an ANSI C++ compiler (without support for
some of the newer and more esoteric language features).  It should
compile on any C++ platform that supports nested classes (most, if
not all, do).  (Also tested on AIX using IBM's C Set++ compiler,
and on Windows with an older Borland C++ product.  NOT tested yet
using VisualC++ but it should work.)

There are comments scattered around the code which control how my
text formatter displays and manages the code when the course material
is being built.  I believe very much in the code presented in the
book being tested, working code, and so I strip out the C++ comments
from in front of the formatter commands and suck the result into
the text formatter.  This should guarantee course materials with
100% working C++ code.  But it means these source files have
extraneous comments embedded within them.  If they really bother
you, just delete every line that starts with "////". :)
