This is a list of some really useful C++ sites.
I have classified the sites according to the type of content they offer.
They are arranged in order so that the latest additions are on top. The
position of a site in the list does not represent the quality / rating
of the site in any way.
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Name
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Category
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Description
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| Comp.lang.c++ |
Newsgroup
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This is an active newsgroup which connects C++ programmers the
world over. Some of the most experienced C++ programmers use this
group. You will not need a news reader or a news server inorder
to read and post messages. However, you will have to sign up for
Google Groups.
Disclaimer: This is a
group for discussion
of general issues of the C++ programming language, as defined by
the ANSI/ISO language standard. You should not ask problems related
to a particular system or compiler.
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| Technipal.COM
- C++ |
Tutorials, Source Code
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This site offers introductory tutorials for those just getting
started with the C++ programming language. There are a few source
codes available as well.
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Introduction
to OOP using C++
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Tutorials
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These tutorials are well represented and nicely organized. They
will guide you painlessly through the world of Object Oriented
Programming using C++. They are basically a collection of lectures
which were held in an online course to teach OOP.
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The Forger's C++ tutorials
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Tutorials
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These are extremely good tutorials to get you started on creating
Windows Graphical User Interfaces in C++. It comes complete with
example source codes and how to set up your compiler to compile
Win32 programs. Among the topics covered are resources, menus, buttons,
text boxes, option boxes and more. A must visit.
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| C++- Great tutorials, source codes, forums and more.." |
Tutorials, Source code, Utilities, Forums.
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This site offers C++ source codes, tutorials, a forum and more.
The tutorials are updated regularly and span many topics right from
basics to advanced levels. The site also features a good search
utility which allows you to easily find what you are looking for.
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DevCentral
C++ tutorials
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Tutorials
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I found this site to be the most useful of them all. It teaches
you everything right from the absolute basics to creating GUI's.
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| Function-pointer.
org |
Tutorials
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The article gives an introduction to the usage of function-pointers
in C and C++. You'll find Syntax/Code examples in both C and C++
of how to define, assign an address or call a function using a function-pointer.
Also covered are arrays of function-pointers and callback-functions.
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| Notes
on Object Oriented Programming. |
Tutorials
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This site offers some really indepth notes on object oriented programming
in C++. It first intoduces you to the concepts of OOP and then builds
on them to give you a very clear understanding. Anyone who reads
these tutorials will definitely learn something.
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Neil's Stuff C++
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Tutorials
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This is a pretty cool site focused on freely teaching the C++ language,
or key concepts within it, for those who want easier reading or
who have little or no computing experience.
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| Cprogramming.
com |
Tutorials, Forums
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This site has 16 tutorials which do not go deep into the subject.
If you are looking for a quick revision of the key commands then
this is the site for you.
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| Planet
Source Code |
Source Code, articles
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This is a really cool site which has literally millions of lines
of sample C/C++ code in its database. It also has plenty of articles
for you to read. It is a must visit.
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Washington
University C++ notes.
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Tutorials
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This site contains contains tutorials comprising 12 PDF files.
It has basically C++ notes developed by Washington University.
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