Ryan's Programming Pointers
From here you can goto (not considered harmful here):
Liverpool
University's C Resources Page
Vinit Carpenter's excellent "Learn CPP" document is available in HTML form on his Linux PC. The news.answers archive on
rtfm.mit.edu has the most recently
posted
ASCII version of it, as well.
From that document, here are some particularly recommended links:
The C Programmer's
OnLine Reference is very well-designed, though I haven't had time
to spend determining how accurate it is. Check it out, anyway. :)
StarTech has a bunch of
Delphi components.
Delphi
Tools and Solutions Page
SAP
FAQ
The Lisp FAQ
The ADA Home page
The Scheme FAQ
Carnegie Mellon's Everyday Computing
page is an extensive list of pointers to language and computing pages
and information.
Bertrand Meyer's home page has info
on Eiffel programming.
John McClain (pdp8@ai.mit.edu) maintains a
programming language critiques page.
Check out Ian Joyner's enlightening C++ Critique (Postscript file, gzipped).
Henry Baker maintains a
directory of CS papers.
The Sather
home page has information on the Sather language, as well as
several comparison papers.
For info on a database management language for inserting/deleting
routines, defining/altering access to certain classes (for want of
better word), and deriving views of program structure, check out
"Operations on Records" by Luca Cardelli and John C. Mitchell, at
Luca Cardelli's home page.
A summary of topics concerning OO first year teaching and a short
comparision between C++, Eiffel and Smalltalk is available in a paper
called "Requirements for a First Year Object-Oriented Teaching
Language". It is available via anonymous ftp or the Web.
Just for completeness (and because the book looks interesting), here's
a link describing the new book, Software Engineering
With Perl
Source code from various books
PD Socket class
Here may be found the Source to
Lippman's C++ Primer
Virtual C++ Library
list
Cxx2html
creates HTML pages from C++ header information.
Standards and Cross-References
Windows Developer's
Resources
Gary Beene's VB Home
Page is excellent.
The Visual
Basic Project is in its infancy and is here to help programmers
get the most benefit from the Visual Basic for Windows programming
environment.
The goal of this project is to help both the beginner and advanced
programmer learn to use Visual Basic for Windows to its fullest and to
assist them to create complete and polished applications with Visual
Basic. To that end, most if not all files and source code in the
project (except where noted by the contributing author) is ready for
you to learn and use.
Carl 'n Gary's Visual Basic HomePage
For good info on XVT that you certainly won't get from the company,
check out the XVT Developer's
List Archives.
I have links to some great HTML/CGI info on
my Wild about the Web page.
While we're (almost) on the subject, here's a simple C
program to make transparent GIFs.
For MPEG questions, check the MPEG FAQ. If that
doesn't answer your questions, here's some more MPEG info.
PIGUI FAQ
Microsoft's Web Service
This can serve as the poor-man's version of MSDN1. Unfortunately no
boolean searches are supported; if you enter more than one word, they
are OR-ed. Maybe MS will fix this in the future.
The
Microsoft TechNet and the
Developer Network OffRamp
Microsoft Federal Market Place
Employment
Opportunities at Microsoft
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