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Appendix A
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Online Resources
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Examples Source Code
====================

All the ISO C++ examples presented throughout the Tutorial are available online
at https://github.com/PrismTech/dds-tutorial-cpp-ex.

The ``README.md`` provides all the information necessary to install and
run the examples.

Getting a DDS Implementation
============================

At the time of writing, the only open source DDS
implementation that supports the new ISO C++ API is *Vortex OpenSplice*, which
is freely available at https://www.adlinktech.com/en/data-distribution-service-dds-community.

Commercial versions of Vortex OpenSplice and Vortex Lite are also available
which support the ISO C++ API from http://vortex.adlinktech.com.

C++11 Considerations
====================

Although some of the examples in this Tutorial take advantage of C++11,
the new C++ API can also be used with C++03 compilers. That said, if
you have the opportunity to use a C++11 compiler, then there are some
additional aspects of the language that can be enabled.