A List Class Library for C++
01 January 1989
There are a few basic data structures that appear in many non-trivial computer programs. Among these are linked lists of problem-specific objects, and the queue and stack datatypes which are built on top of them. Linked lists are often the choice by a programmer in need of an extensible data structure. And if frequent insertion and deletion of objects will take place, linked lists are far more efficient than extensible vectors of objects.