Latigo
April 5th, 2001, 09:01
Howdy!
Can you recommend me a good book on C++?
I need to learn and never did anything on C++
Thanks!
Latigo
Can you recommend me a good book on C++?
I need to learn and never did anything on C++
Thanks!
Latigo
View Full Version : Kinda off topic. I need a good book on C++
+Tsehp (04-06-2001 13:53): btw, just asking, is someone interested and ready to contribute on a new created forum here on c++ applied to rce ? I just don't know if there are enough c++ coders here, but this maybe could be interesting ? |
ThrillSeeker (04-06-2001 13:53): +Tsehp and Clandestiny, may i have a copy also? |
+Tsehp (04-06-2001 13:53): btw, just asking, is someone interested and ready to contribute on a new created forum here on c++ applied to rce ? I just don't know if there are enough c++ coders here, but this maybe could be interesting ? |
+Tsehp (04-06-2001 13:53): btw, just asking, is someone interested and ready to contribute on a new created forum here on c++ applied to rce ? I just don't know if there are enough c++ coders here, but this maybe could be interesting ? |
ThrillSeeker (04-06-2001 13:53): +Tsehp and Clandestiny, may i have a copy also? |
Clandestiny (04-06-2001 15:29): Quote:
I'm dreaming of this since a while now, let this topic develop a little and see if we have enough c++ programmers here to animate this forum, maybe arthaxerxes and mostek if they are not too busy could be interested. Hi +Tsehp, I think an RCE targeted C++ forum is a very interesting and good idea :-) I'd love to participate in (and have the support) of other reversers on C++ coding issues related to reversing. Cheers, Clandestiny |
mammon_ (04-18-2001 12:37): ... However, as a 'road to c++', I recommend the following steps: +Learn C Thoroughly+ ... +Use C for OOP-style stuff+ ... +Get a decent C++ book+ ... +Get a C++ Algo Book+ ... +Get Some OOP Design Books+ ... _m |
mammon_ (04-18-2001 12:37): ... Another thing: Don't learn C++ ;P Well, OK, learn it, just never use it. Writing your apps in C++ is the very first step on the road to becoming a Java whore. But then again, since most of you guys are on windows, I guess you can't get away from it... ... _m |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … However, virtually all of the profes^H^H^H^H^H^Hcommercial IDEs for windows [and nearly all of the sample code, books, etc] are OOP-biased -- i.e. everyone seems to assume you are using C++ . |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … The recognized alternatives are VB and Java… |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): …C++ started as a preprocessor for C, and hasn't evolved much… |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … C++ methods are the same as C functions; in fact, aside from the class notation and supporting language features [new() n' all that], you will be writing C code. Get good at it, or your code will suck. |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … Perhaps I have too dim a view of C++ coders ... but I've never known a good C coder who was a horrible C++ coder.It doesn't work like that the other way around. |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … Learning to implement algos and ADTs in C will teach you much about modular programming which you can easily miss in C++ lessons. |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … A class hierarchy is its own API [stress the 'interface' part there]; there is no real need to design good interfaces and modular code since the language does that for you. |
mammon_ (04-19-2001 13:13): … If you think you will never need to know programming design concepts, then please, forge ahead in your ignorance. More coders like you mean higher-paying jobs for coders like me ![]() |