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#22
Quote:Any good paperback book regarding beginning C?

Coding is somewhat "illegal" for me these days. So I need to learn thorough paper. :*)

Nath: these students use the BGI as their teacher required them. :*(

REL, being a experienced ASM program you will learn C in one afternoon. It is like some kind of "high level assembly". The syntax is really easy and the functions are always in the good ol' reference.
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#23
Rel, I highly recommend using TurboC. It's help and references are awesome. It compiles really fast too =). It's IDE is supercool =D.

VC++ compiles slower. Its IDE is very good too.

Dont use DevC++ its useless.
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#24
Dev-C++ is not useless....it's excellent. Mingw is fast, and the IDE rocks.
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#25
My feelings were same until a few days ago when i tried using modules.

It sucks big time!!!
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#26
Might I ask what's wrong with it?
Code:
/* main.c */
#include "second.c"
int main() {
printBlarg();
return 0;
}
Code:
/* second.c */
#include <stdio.h>
void printBlarg(void) {
printf("Blarg!");
}
Can I ask what's wrong with that?
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#27
bleh, thats not the way you use modules. It's legal but its not the way.
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#28
Pardon me, then, what's the way?
(wait...you're using C++...is it different from C?)
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#29
No, its the samething. Doesnt matter if its C/C++. You need to understand what an API is heres how you do it.

Code:
/* prog.h */
#include "stdio.h"
void printBlarg(void);

Code:
/* main.c */
#include "prog.h"
int main() {
printBlarg();
return 0;
}

Code:
/* second.c */
#include "prog.h"
void printBlarg(void) {
printf("Blarg!");
}
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#30
Oh, you mean that, with a seperate header for declarations - of course I know that.
And how does Dev-C++ not like that?
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