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There are also several books on this subject. I used them when teaching C++ and STL several years ago. If you have a specific question, send that along.
hmm...i think you mean that you find about STL itself,i want data structures implemented using the STL....like Binary tress,backtracking,stuff lie that....
Sorry! I misunderstood your question. Now that I see that you want examples where the STL gets used to implement various data structures, I'll rummage and see what I still have.
As you might imaging, to teach STL, one needs examples...
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