Re: Best books on ATL
Well, as far as books go:
"ATL Internals" by Brent Rector and Chris Sells, Addison Wesley
It even has a second edition by now.
However, what you really need after you are through with the
book (and there's no alternative to the above book really) is to
read the ATL source code in your VC installation directory.
Personally I haven't read the book, I've read ATL sources as
needed.
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"Ashutosh Porwal" <ashutosh_porwal@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
Which are some of the best books on ATL? Also let me know the places on
web which may be of use to me. Actually I have coded in ATL but i'm
looking to know the internals of the same. What is the best way to know
it. I'm referring the book Proffesional programming with ATL by Richard
Grimes.
Thanks
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