Accelerated C++ Errata

Last modified 23 September 2004.

Every book has bugs in it, and Accelerated C++ is no exception. This page notes the bugs that have come to our attention, and the printings in which they were discovered. All of these errors are corrected in the printing after the one in which they were found, except that errors noted in the fifth printing were not corrected until the ninth printing, which went to press in August, 2004.

Please note that because of corrections, page numbers may somteimes differ slightly from one printing to another. So, for example, if you have a copy of the first printing, and you are looking for a correction first noticed in the fourth printing, you may find it on the page before or after the one cited.

Thanks to Walter E. Brown, Don Caldwell, Paolo Carlini, Neil Cerutti, Harry Chung, David Clark, Anton Doblmaier, Debatosh Debnath, Steven van Dijk, Hans Dulimarta, Daniel Faber, Attila Feher, Adam Foster, Kevin Goodsell, Seyed H. Haeri, Gregory Haley, Mogens Hansen, Philip Hibbs, Anto Jurkovic, John Linderman, Greg McClure, Miguel Martínez de la Torre, Bernd Mohr, Wo-Yip Ng, Nicole McAllister, Brian McNamara, Frank Mittelbach, Ron Natalie, John Potter, Peter N. Roth, Andreas Scherer, William Simon, Marc Souaille, Randy Sherman, Ralf Taner, Antoine Trux, Alex Tuzlukov, Abraham Walfish, Conrad Weisert, and Han Xu for pointing them out!

Technical errors in the fifth printing

Clarifications in the fifth printing

Typographical details in the fifth printing

Technical errors in the fourth printing

Typographical details in the fourth printing

Clarifications in the fourth printing

Technical errors in the third printing

Clarifications in the third printing

Typographical details in the third printing

Technical errors in the second printing

Clarifications in the second printing

Typographical details in the second printing

Technical errors in the first printing

Clarifications in the first printing

Typographical details in the first printing