C and C++ Links

A portal site which covers many, many languages. Well organized tutorial links. "This site is dedicated to programmers all over the world. Our main goal is to provide a complete start-off for programming related web surfing and file downloading."

Marshall Cline's C++ FAQ which is answering almost every common C++ question

Even if you are programming in C++, sometimes you have got a C problem. If so, try Steve Summit's C FAQ.

Free C++ online tutorials about the basic concepts of the language and some stuff about windows programming.

"You can find programs, source codes, compiler information ( Borland, DJGPP), tutorials and a C++ Forum here. You can also submit your C++ programs with their source codes to be put up on this site."

A site with tutorials, source code and more. "... a web site designed to help you learn C or C++ and provide you with C and C++ programming resources."

"This is a list of a few C and C++ language tutorials available to a user. This list will include interactive tutorials, public-domain code collections, books etc."

HowTos, tutorials and code-repository for Borland's ObjectWindows library (OWL). Good to find out solutions to OWL problems you've never solved, but if you now wonder what the OWL is, you'll probably don't need this link :-)

The name says it all! Programming tutorials for all your needs :-)

A detailed article from the borland community. Originally intended for their product BC3.1 but in fact platform independent and still updated.

Tutorial on C Function Pointers

Chapter 10 of the C++ Annotations by Frank Brokken.

FAQ of the newsgroup news.comp.lang.c++. This link points to the part about pointers to member functions.

A short and practical article from Ask the C++ Pro 10-Minute Solution of how to work with pointers to member functions.

A short and practical article from Ask the C++ Pro 10-Minute Solution about function pointers in C. Also says something about calling conventions which belong to a function's signature.

Information on a callback library, a callback paper, new patterns used by the paper and complete source code for each step presented in the paper.

A detailed paper by Rich Hickey on the concept of callbacks and the usage of template functors to realize them. Documentation to Rich Hickey's C++ Callback Library.

This text tries to illuminate how to make typesafe callbacks in C++. It shows solutions how to do it and also explains why other, more trivial solutions, are bad.

A short page about callbacks and functors.

The Association of C & C++ Users    
Citation: "The Accu is a non-profit organisation devoted to professionalism at all levels in C, C++ and Java." I believe this statement to be self-explaining. So there's nothing to add ;-)

A C++ glossary by Glen McCluskey where you can find short and concise definitions.

A well sorted collection of C++ related links and ressources from the Forschungszentrum Jülich

The home of the C++ Builder programmer's webring. Citation: "... here you'll find many hints, tips, methods and philosophies that can help you in your development efforts."

The C++ zone of DevX. I like their so called 10 minute solutions which provide you a quick access to problems like function pointers.

The web directory of Google. Well organized and always a good place to start.

Tricks · Secrets · Bugs · Fixes! An overwhelming amount of information about Windows and DOS.

A helpful guide to web search engines. Tips on using search engines like AltaVista, Infoseek, Excite, Webcrawler, Lycos, HotBot, and Yahoo.

... unmaintainable code. The ultimate guide of how to choose names or design and document your programs ;-))