Book recommendation for intermediate/advanced

There are many books on Arduino programming, most of which are aimed at beginners. I have reasonable C sharp / Visual Studio experience and have done basic Arduino projects and many assembler projects on microcomputers in the 90s. My C++ manual is archaic (not quite as bad as the 1978 K&R though) and I suspect a lot has changed.

I'm looking for a reference that covers more advanced topics (things like libraries, containers, vectors, structures, pointers).

Any suggestions? Cheers

There are literally THOUSANDS of tutorials and reference manuals available for the cost of a simple Google search! It is plain, old, industry-standard c++.

Regards,
Ray L.

chapter 8, Program Development in The Unix Programming Environment

C++ Primer Plus 6th edition.

Seems like what you're looking for.

thanks Doug - I prefer a book to get an overall feel and I can always google specifics.