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The next best thing, MSDN. It is probably the most useful "help file" on the web.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/a...686(VS.85).aspx

You can't exactly have a help file for C++ because it has no native "commands" - other than what the compiler implements. You will need to look up the help file for the API you want to use. For example, the link above is the "help file" for the Windows API.

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All of the native C++ includes are based on some form of a connection to the runtime, which I can only assume is built in assembly.

What runtime? Do you mean MSVCRT? It's written in C and the source is available. Do you mean STL? It's written in C++ using mostly templates. Do you mean the C Standard Library? It's written in... C.
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