C/C++ Internet Resource Guide #2
This series contains a set of tutorials that help you to learn about the C programming language.
These tutorials start with the assumption that you know a procedural language like Pascal or
Fortran already, and simply want to map that knowledge to C
The goal of these tutorials is to help you to gain an understanding of the fundamental concepts
driving C++ in a quick and painless way. They let you begin thinking in an "object oriented way".
This is a list of a few C and C++ language tutorials available to a user. This list will include
interactive tutorials, public-domain code collections, books etc.
An excellent C++ reference book for engineering students.
"Numerical Recipes: The Art of Scientific Computing" is the title of a series of books published by
Cambridge University Press. "Numerical Recipes" refers to the copyrighted computer software
that is in those books. The books and software are available in a variety of computer languages,
notably C and Fortran, but also versions in Basic, Pascal, as a Mathcad add-in, and more. The C
and Fortran versions contain about 350 separate routines for scientific computing.
The complete Numerical Recipes in Fortran book is now on-line!
(You need a PostScript viewer or PostScript printer to make use of this new resource.)
. Check out this site regularly.
MatClass is a public domain C++ library which provides matrix operations such as matrix inversion, decomposition,
and linear system solutions.
Reading list and C++ software package related to Kalman Filter.
D-FLAT is a public domain CUA/SAA compliant windowing system for DOS. The software was written by Al Stevens and
the source code was published in Dr. Dobb's Journal.
wxWindows is a C++ class library for building Motif, Open Look, Windows 3.1 and NT
applications from the same source code. One simple API is provided for all platforms.
wxWindows supports objects such as frames, subwindows, buttons, list boxes, icons, and
bitmaps, and supports drawing into canvases, PostScript files, Windows printers, metafiles and
bitmaps using the same drawing primitives.
These FPT sites have a large collection of applications, utilities, and programming information for
MS-DOS, Windows, Windows NT, and UNIX systems.
It includes VBX support for 16- and 32-bit Windows, and Windows-hosted Integrated
Development Environment for writing DOS, Windows, and Win32 applications.
Creating fast applications that are rich in features and portable across platforms.
Packed with new features including Visual Programmer by Blue Sky Software
and Windows 95 support, Watcom C/C++ version 10.5 accelerates development of high-performance,
multi-platform 16- and 32-bit applications.
The development solution for DOS, Windows and Win32s, featuring an integrated debugging and
development environment.
A free 32-bit cross-platform C/C++ compiler
Meet people around the world. Share your C programming experience with them.
There are many enthusiastic C gurus willing to answer any C related questions.
This newsgroup is for the discussion of the language C++.
This definition is at best inexact however, and does not mean the same
thing to everyone. But it does mean that posts to the comp.lang.c++ newsgroup
should have some direct relevance to the C++ language.
This article, which is posted monthly, attempts to answer the common questions posted in
comp.lang.c newsgroup.
What is OOP?
How long does it take to learn C++?
How do you express "private inheritance"?
Should my class declare a member function or a friend function?
...
You will have all the answers from this article.
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