Hello, I am new to this community.
I've been wiritng in c++ for a few years now, mostly graphics applications using OpenGL. I've always felt comfortable with OOP and I can write in a few other OO languages like Smalltalk and Java. I've always considered my designs pretty good, but I want to improve them so that I can better manage bigger projects myself (5000+ lines of code in 20 or more header/source files).
I have read part of Stroustrup's book "the C++ programming language," but in some parts it can be too hard to read, or other times does not provide the type of information I'm looking for. I was hoping that someone here could recommend another good book on object oriented design (OOD) that applies well to C++ specifically and perhaps has some examples of well designed C++ objects.
I've been wiritng in c++ for a few years now, mostly graphics applications using OpenGL. I've always felt comfortable with OOP and I can write in a few other OO languages like Smalltalk and Java. I've always considered my designs pretty good, but I want to improve them so that I can better manage bigger projects myself (5000+ lines of code in 20 or more header/source files).
I have read part of Stroustrup's book "the C++ programming language," but in some parts it can be too hard to read, or other times does not provide the type of information I'm looking for. I was hoping that someone here could recommend another good book on object oriented design (OOD) that applies well to C++ specifically and perhaps has some examples of well designed C++ objects.
