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Inside the C++ Object Model Stanley B. Lippman
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Lippman (he worked on implementing/maintaining C-front the original C++ implementation at Bell Labs). List 6: Books on specific libraries outside C++ and Boost have not been mentioned. Inside the C++ Object Model (Lippman, 1996) describes how compilers may convert C++ program statements into an in-memory layout. The Design and Evolution of C++ - Bjarne Stroustrup 2. Please refer to the indepth book on C++ Internals by Stanley B. Only the indirect manipulation of the object through a pointer or reference supports the polymorphism necessary for )) programming. Inside the C++ Object Model - Stan Lippman. Understanding Internals whats happening when you declare classes. A separate list can be created for those. I have been reading the 'inside the c++ object model' by Lippman and one of the sections has me a little confused. Compiler authors are, however, free to implement the standard in their own manner. In C++, polymorphism exists only within individual public class hierarchies. Inside C++ Object Model by Stanley Lippman would help you.http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Obj How to write Efficient Programs in C++ - Step 3.