Developers Corner
This site is still under development and in the mean time I can only provide links to some useful resources. Please bear with the inconvinience.
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GNU C++ | GNU C++ (known by insiders as "g++") is a freely available compiler available on many different platforms. |
Lutz Lilje's C++ Virtual Library | No description given for this site but I guess anyone interested in C++ and associated files will find this site of some use. |
General-purpose C++ Site | FAQs, C++ articles, and pointers to publication web sites. A good place to start looking. |
Draft Standard Working Paper | ANSI Draft C++ Standard, April 1995 Working Paper, converted to HTML by Jason Merrill, and other C++ standards information. |
GNU E Persistent C++ | GNU E is a persistent, object-oriented language which extends C++ to handle persistent data, and program-level data objects that can be handled across multiple executions without explicit I/O operations. Runs on Sparcs and HP Unix workstations. |
6502 Cross-Assemblers | Douglas Beattie's "MA65" 6502 cross-assemblers produce native 6502 code and are available for both MS-DOS and CP/M-Z80 environments. |
The Embedded C++ Home Page |
Visit this website to find out the latest on the emerging Embedded C++ Standard. |
The Micro-C Development System | MICRO-C is a tiny compiler which can run with less than 32k RAM and yet it remains highly independent of CPU and OS. |
DOS-Less Embedded PC Applications | This archive is designed to help you write code for PC hardware that runs without an operating system. |
The Communications Networks Class Library Home Page | No description. |
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Visit this website to find out the latest on the emerging Embedded C++ Standard. |
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Documentation and FTP links to the V Cross-Platform C++ GUI Library. Runs under X Windows and Windows. |
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ANSI Draft C++ Standard, April 1995 Working Paper, converted to HTML by Jason Merrill, and other C++ standards information. |
Other Items of interest
FreeBSD is an advanced BSD UNIX operating system for PCs with excellent support for TCP/IP networking, advanced technical features, and ability to run a wide variety of applications. Visit http://www.freebsd.org or ftp from ftp://ftp.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD. |
Linux is a freely-distributable implementation of UNIX for Intel, Motorola 68k, DEC Alpha and Motorola PowerPC machines. It supports a wide range of software, including X Windows, Emacs, TCP/IP networking, and much more. Visit http://www.linux.org. |
Read IBM's sizeable document on how to test and prepare for problems when the computer clock rolls over to the year 2000. Ftp from ftp://lscftp.pok.ibm.com/pub/year2000/y2kpaper.txt. |