.: C/C++ Programming :.

Articles on this Website

• Date Validation Which years have a February 29th?

• Use of the Debugger in Visual C++
  
  • When to Use a Debugger
  • What a Debugger Can Do
  • How to Use the Visual C++ Debugger

• Bug in the System   Origin of the term "bug"   (No, not Adm. Grace Hopper.)

• Converting Umlauts to HTML Entities

• File I/O in C and in C++

• An experienced programmer's view of C, C++ and Java

• Static and Dynamic Allocation of Multi-dimensional Arrays

• The Use of * and & in C/C++

• TechnoBeatles Classics updated for the digital revolution ...

• C code available on this web site

C/C++ Tutorials, Reference Materials, Etc.

• Techi Warehouse's :: C/C++ :: page

• Steve Holmes: C Programming

• Steve Summit: Frequently Asked Questions from comp.lang.c.

• Steve Summit: Introductory C Programming

• MYCPLUS — C/C++ Programming Website with tutorials and source code
  MYCPLUS C/C++ and Data Structures Website and Online Community providing the C/C++ and Data Structures Resources, tutorials and Source Code, books and magazines and free open source utilities.

• Computer-Books.us has free, downloadable books on C and books on C++.

• C++: Object-oriented C

• Alexander Allain's Your Resource for C++

• C++ Programming — an interesting website with tutorials, code and tools.

• Dr Dobbs' C/C++ Programming page

• Microsoft's Visual C++ page

Other Links

• Resources for Programming Languages
  History — Popular Programming Languages v Uses

• Robert L Read: How to be a Programmer: A Short, Comprehensive, and Personal Summary

• DJGPP is a complete 32-bit C/C++ development system for Intel 80386 (and higher) PCs running DOS. It includes ports of many GNU development utilities. The development tools require a 80386 or newer computer to run, as do the programs they produce."

• Design and Analysis of Algorithms

• Inquiry Board Traces Ariane 5 Failure to Overflow Error

• Computer Literacy's Interview with Donald Knuth

• Stewart Brand: We Owe it All to the Hippies

• Ellen Ullman: The Dumbing-Down of Programming, Part One and Part Two.

• John Dvorak: The Dumbing Down of America