[2] On-line sites that distribute this document  Updated! 
(Part of C++ FAQ, Copyright © 1991-2011, Marshall Cline, cline@parashift.com)

FAQs in section [2]:

• [2.1] Where's the closest mirror site to access this document?
• [2.2] What happened to the one-click-download option?
• [2.3] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Belorussian (Minsk)?
• [2.4] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Bosnian / Serbian / Croatian?
• [2.5] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Bulgarian?
• [2.6] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Chinese?
• [2.7] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into French?
• [2.8] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into German?
• [2.9] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Greek?
• [2.10] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Korean?
• [2.11] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Polish?
• [2.12] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Portuguese?
• [2.13] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Russian?
• [2.14] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Spanish?  New! 
• [2.15] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Turkish?  Updated! 
• [2.16] Where can I find the C++ FAQ translated into Romanian?

You'll probably want to choose a close site:

USA	www.parashift.com/c++-faq/
France	www.ensta.fr/~diam/c++/online/c++-faq-lite/
Germany	www.julian-albrecht.de/mirror/c++-faq/en/
Ireland	www.skynet.ie/~hannes/c++-faq/
Israel	www.cs.technion.ac.il/users/yechiel/c++-faq/
Italy	web.tiscali.it/fanelia/cpp-faq-en/
the Netherlands	home.wanadoo.nl/efx/c++-faq/
Poland	klub.chip.pl/b.krzemien/c++-faq/index.html
Portugal	republico.estv.ipv.pt/~lbruno/mirror/c++-faq-lite/
Spain	geneura.ugr.es/~jmerelo/c++-faq/
Taiwan	www.cis.nctu.edu.tw/chinese/doc/research/c++/C++FAQ-English/
U.K.	burks.bton.ac.uk/burks/language/cpp/cppfaq/

Also, you might want the all-in-one compiled-help-file version, maintained by Omar Lawand Dalatieh. This works as-is with Windows, and it also works with Linux and possibly Mac if you get a CHM viewer, such as KChmViewer, which is based on C++\Qt.

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It choked on spam.

Seriously, I was getting so many false requests from spam-bots that I finally had to yank the thing.

PLEASE do NOT email me asking me to send it manually — I don't have time. Learn to use wget instead. (And PLEASE don't email me asking me how to get wget; learn to use a search engine.)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Belorussian), please email Emil Cataranciuc. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Bosnian/Serbian/Croatian), please email Zaharije Pasalic. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Bulgarian), please email Anthony Ivanov. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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There are two:

• Here is the Chinese translation using GB encoding (typically used on the Chinese mainland).
• Here is the Chinese translation using Big5 encoding (typically used in Taiwan).

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Here is the French translation of the C++ FAQ.

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English), please email Julian Albrecht. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Greek), please email Vangelis Katsikaros. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English), please email Michael Kang. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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Here is the (partially finished) Polish translation of the FAQ.

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Here is the Portuguese translation of the FAQ.

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Here is the Russian translation of the C++ FAQ.

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Spanish), please email Osmar Lizarraga. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Turkish), please email Murat Ahmet Genc. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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You can't yet, but the translation is in progress. If you'd like to help (which means doing real work; you'll actually have to manually translate one or more sections from English into Romanian), please email Emil Cataranciuc. But do NOT email him just to get a sneak peek of what he's already done; if you want a sneak peek, the price of admission is for you to translate at least one section :-)

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