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Order Number: AA-PY3EB-TK
This document describes a library of C++ classes.
Revision/Update Information: This is a revised manual.
Software Version:
C++ Version 5.3 or later
C++ Class Library Version 4.0
Compaq Computer Corporation
Houston, Texas
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This manual describes the library of classes supplied with C++ Version 5.6 for OpenVMS systems. It contains detailed information on members of these classes (including member functions) and information on other associated functions, variables, and macros.
This manual is intended for experienced programmers who have a basic understanding of the C++ language, and who are using C++ with the OpenVMS operating system in either a single or multiple platform environment. Some familiarity with the operating system is assumed.
This manual consists of an introductory chapter and 10 chapters describing each of the packages of predefined classes supplied with the C++ compiler.
The following documents contain information related to this manual:
Table 1 lists the conventions used in this manual.
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class complex {
. . . }; |
A vertical ellipsis indicates that some intervening program code or output is not shown. Only the more pertinent material is shown in the example. |
| ,... | A horizontal ellipsis in a syntax description indicates that you can enter additional parameters, options, or values. A comma preceding the ellipsis indicates that successive items must be separated by commas. |
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The
complex
class...
The get() function... |
Monospaced type denotes the names of C++ language elements, and also the names of classes, members, and nonmembers. Monospaced type is also used in text to reference code elements displayed in examples. |
| italic | Italic type denotes the names of variables that appear as parameters or in arguments to functions. |
| boldface | Boldface type in text indicates the first instance of terms defined in text. |
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