| CUG 438 | stelnet: Serial Telnet for DOS |
| CUG 439 | XLIB: DOS Extender Library |
| CUG 440 | BESTLibrary of C functions |
| CUG 441 | VGA Editor with Animation |
| CUG 442 | C Pointer and Array Tutorial |
| CUG 443 | CNCL: Communication Networks Class Library |
| CUG 444 | Mendel's Games |
| CUG 445 | Mendel's Utilities |
CUG Library is always looking for new releases. If you have something to offer, we would like to see you submit YOUR Code to CUG.
We do get letters! Please send your comments to SYSOP@HAL9K.COM. Here's a sampling from our mailbag:
np76ba@mail.telepac.pt writes:"Please, can you tell me where I can get a freeware version of C++. I'm new and I would like to try and get some information about this language"CUG Answer Man:
Your first stop should be DJ Delore's home page where you can find out where to get the GNU C++ compiler (known by insiders as "g++"). Here's a link for you to try -- http://www.delorie.com/gnu/
"I would like the Internet Header Files for Programming in c/c++."CUG Answer Man:
Well, its hard to tell you much without knowing the exact protocol that you want, but I can tell you that you can find all the Internet RFCs (Requests For Comment) at -- http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/information/rfc.html Each RFC contains all of the constants and structures that you'll need and thus serves the same purpose as a header (.h) file.
"I am very much interested in C++ programming. I have started to use the STL with G++ 2.7.0 and I am in troubles. I thought this was a good point to find some help. I would like to get news periodically about what's going on in the C++ world. Thank you."CUG Answer Man:
Although I'm far from an expert on use of the Standard Template Library, there are plenty of folks out there who can give you a hand. Here's a handful of STL pointers that may help you!Please also read the September 1996 issue of C/C++ Users Journal, you'll find it on your newsstand, check http://www.cuj.com/ to subscribe.
- Mummit's STL Newbie Guide
http://www.xraylith.wisc.edu/~khan/software/stl/STL.newbie.html (164k)- STL Web Site
http://weber.u.washington.edu/~bytewave/bytewave_stl.html (2k)- Standard Template Library
http://www.cs.rpi.edu/~musser/stl.html (5k)- STL Resources on the Web
http://corsa.ucr.edu/~jcharvat/stl.html (2k)
"We would to know how to program a MUD with c++, and your help would be VERY helpful and appreaciated."CUG Answer Man:
There's two great freeware programs you should try out:Both of these are written in C and can be found at http://moria.bio.uci.edu/req.html
- Mordor is a MUD server, which allows multiple individuals to log in and play. This is often called the driver or engine.
- Muddle is a MUD client, and can be used by players to log into MUDs. It allows you to automate many functions of your character through a relatively simple scripting language.
"Right now I'm hunting for a grammar for C++"CUG Answer Man
And well you might hunt for such a thing, even though it should be included with your compiler. You'll find a pointer to a C++ grammar in the comp.lang.c++ FAQ. Here's a pointer to the relevant portion http://osiris.sund.ac.uk/online/C++/part19#Q126 The grammar can be accessed by anonymous ftp from the following sites:Jim Roskind can be reached at jar@hq.ileaf.com
- ftp://ics.uci.edu/ftp/gnu/c++grammar2.0.tar.Z and
byacc1.8.tar.Z- ftp://mach1.npac.syr.edu/ftp/pub/C++/c++grammar2.0.tar.Z and
byacc1.8.tar.z
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