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The menu above contain a list of instructions for managing your C++ program.  Each item is green is a link to a new web page.  The contents of the web page follow:

 

  1. Tutorials are a list of links to C++ tutorials on the web.
     

  2. Coding Examples contain a set of example C++ code for generic processing in the Windows or UNIX environment.

    For instance, the function strupr is not available in many environments (e.g. UNIX).  However, code has been provided that you can add to your main program as a way of resolving this issue.
     

  3. Compiling (Win) contains instructions for compiling in the Windows environment.  The compilers discussed are .Net, Visual C++ 6.0, CodeWarrior, C++ Builder by Borland and Borland C++ 5.0.
     

  4. Compiling (UNIX) contains instructions for compiling with the GNU C++ compiler.  Instructions for using the compilers in UNIX and creating a makefile is also available.
     

  5. C++ Tables contains links to a copy of the ASCII table, a list of C++ reserved words and the C++ precedence and associativity table.
     

  6. Debugging in VC 6.0 contains instructions for debugging your Windows application using Visual C++ 6.0. 

 

 

Last updated on 12/30/2005 at 09:59:57 PM by SM Jennings (suj@cs.wayne.edu)