the standard....

[grahamo]

I know there are copies available to buy but I'd rather just download
a free copy if at all possible. Does anybody know where to get a copy
of the standard... I looked thru the archives but they all have
dead/bad links.

thanks much

GrahamO

[Victor Bazarov]

grahamo wrote:

I know there are copies available to buy but I'd rather just download
a free copy if at all possible. Does anybody know where to get a copy
of the standard... I looked thru the archives but they all have
dead/bad links.

That's right. There is no free copy. If you need it, buy it. Are
you saying that you'd rather join somebody in breaking the copyright
law?

[JKop]

grahamo posted:

I know there are copies available to buy but I'd rather just download a free copy if at all possible. Does anybody know where to get a copy of the standard... I looked thru the archives but they all have dead/bad links.

thanks much

GrahamO

http://www.lrde.epita.fr/~burrus_n/tmp/ISO-IEC_
14882.2003.pdf
-JKop

[Peter van Merkerk]

grahamo wrote:

I know there are copies available to buy but I'd rather just download
a free copy if at all possible. Does anybody know where to get a copy
of the standard... I looked thru the archives but they all have
dead/bad links.

Google for "c++ draft standard". Draft versions of the C++ standard are
the only ones you can legally download for free.

--
Peter van Merkerk
peter.van.merkerk(at)dse.nl

[Jack Klein]

On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 14:07:28 GMT, JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL> wrote in
comp.lang.c++:

grahamo posted:

I know there are copies available to buy but I'd rather

just download

a free copy if at all possible. Does anybody know where

to get a copy

of the standard... I looked thru the archives but they

all have

dead/bad links.

thanks much

GrahamO

http://www.lrde.epita.fr/~burrus_n/tmp/ISO-IEC_
14882.2003.pdf
-JKop

So in addition to being a bombast and an idiot, you are a thief as
well? I have reported the copyright violation.

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[JKop]

Jack Klein posted:

So in addition to being a bombast and an idiot, you are a thief as
well? I have reported the copyright violation.

What copyright violation?

Looks to me like a certain individual just prefers to keep his copy of the
Standard on webspace so he has access to it wherever he goes.

Also, make sure you tell the US Authorities that I'm living in Dublin,
Ireland so they can put out an APB.
-JKop

[Jack Klein]

On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 11:12:08 GMT, JKop <NU**@NULL.NULL> wrote in
comp.lang.c++:

Jack Klein posted:

So in addition to being a bombast and an idiot, you are a thief as
well? I have reported the copyright violation.

What copyright violation?

Looks to me like a certain individual just prefers to keep his copy of the
Standard on webspace so he has access to it wherever he goes.

Interesting, especially since the PDF file has this "watermark" on
each page:

"Licensed to LRDE/thierry geraud
ANSI Store order #X128269 Downloaded: 4/13/2004 10:45:22 AM ET
Single user license only. Copying and networking prohibited."
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Yes, I looked to see that the genuine file was illegally present,
before I reported the copyright violation. No, I do not need that
copy, I own two PDFs myself, one before and one after TC1. I paid
$18.00 for each one.
Also, make sure you tell the US Authorities that I'm living in Dublin,
Ireland so they can put out an APB.

This also appears on each page of the document:

"© ISO/IEC 2003"

....so it is not just the US Authorities that you need to worry about.

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