Tribe.net. Local Connections Michael http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#62a6ace1-974d-45ad-8a8e-804698ea5841 2005-11-22T18:58:18Z 2005-11-22T18:58:18Z

http://www.cppreference.com/ http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/ The first is good for quick reference, the second for looking more deeply into things. I second John's suggestion of the "Effective C++" group of books. If you want something more tutorial, check out Bruce Eckel's "Thinking in C++"; they're available both in print at bookstores and online (free (as in beer)) here: http://www.mindview.net/Books/TICPP/ThinkingInCPP2e.html Good luck, Michael

Michael 2005-11-22T18:58:18Z Vigil http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#75175c46-effb-4fec-8a03-3cb4471c80be 2005-11-15T03:35:50Z 2005-11-15T03:35:50Z

I am in the middle of my first C++ class, and I have noticed it's hard to find a community of programmers interested in *helping* newbies solve their problems for them... I guess if you're going to be a good programmer, you've got to think it through yourself... Although that's kind of BS sometimes. Some of us just learn better by CHEATING!! I have about 3.5 hours to write this program from scratch, practically. I don't know if I'll finish ok. Not if I don't stop trolling tribe!! But hey, I have an A+ in the class so far, so maybe I can solve novice C++ problems if you whine enough!

Vigil 2005-11-15T03:35:50Z matthew http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#3b89f4c0-5100-4f82-b072-22c5d48dc5a0 2005-09-16T04:04:22Z 2005-09-16T04:04:22Z

After a few years work on programming language compilers, decompilers and translators, I finally launched an alpha version of a website for developers to find code snippets easily. It contains over 100M loc of c/c++ code. The search is syntax aware, so you can easily find method calls and class definitions, etc. I'd like to hear some feedback. Our web site is at http://www.codase.com.

matthew 2005-09-16T04:04:22Z $item.owner.firstName http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#00764744-e904-4bbc-818f-7ddda4256adf 2005-02-26T06:01:27Z 2005-02-26T06:01:27Z

oh, use Efnet servers if you do use IRC. For programming stuff they have the most channels. some channels would be #CPP #C++ #Programming (no particular order, try em all)

$item.owner.firstName 2005-02-26T06:01:27Z $item.owner.firstName http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#846b2fec-cc61-4e88-be89-42b436c1c0da 2005-02-26T05:59:13Z 2005-02-26T05:59:13Z

hehe, I remember the GPA calculator. Really you havn't come up with anything useful searching the net? I havn't been searching for C++ stuff for a while, but I always used to find good references, although I mostly used it to search for info on library functions (you may not be that far yet). IRC channels are a good place for real-time help too - as long as you don't ask RTFM questions the people there can be pretty helpful, but as soon as you slip and ask one they'll reem you. Make sure your handle makes it evident that your a girl, it's sad but you get a lot more help that way (I used to use feminine handles when asking for help a lot) . (I used to live in Cleveland too, Tremont specifically)

$item.owner.firstName 2005-02-26T05:59:13Z veganmegan http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#aea6160e-51b6-4858-9d9b-ecb371be5a9c 2005-02-10T18:51:06Z 2005-02-10T18:51:06Z

I have to do a GPA calculator for class and I'm having problems finding any type of help with it. I've done all kinds of searches but haven't come up with anything useful. I really need help!!

veganmegan 2005-02-10T18:51:06Z Hypno http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#78a896f7-1654-4562-8d26-833139183eff 2005-02-10T03:21:37Z 2005-02-10T03:21:37Z

Your question is a bit general for me to suggest anything right now. For me it usually breaks down into a task I'm trying to accomplish, networking, audio filtering, video codec, etc. I've found there is a huge number of people out there willing to share their hard work so that others don't hit the walls they did. Any particular task you're trying to accomplish? There's also open source code out there that can be helpful in getting an understanding of a particular task. sourceforge.net is an enormous repository of ongoing open source projects.

Hypno 2005-02-10T03:21:37Z John Michael http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#b34f12fb-59e8-4dba-b073-5dfc21a1d54a 2005-01-24T00:36:59Z 2005-01-24T00:36:59Z

Megan, Gee, I don't know ... i've been doing C++ for years and years (about 15), but it's been said that all C++ developers are students of the language ... when I bump into problems, I usually just google for help ... i.e. "C++ +reference +exception" Some good books I can recommend, though, are the Scott Myers "Effective C++" and "More Effective C++" books, as well as the "C++ Network Programming" books from Addison-Wesley (the ones with the bees on the cover). Regards, John Falling You - exploring the beauty of voice and sound http://www.magnatune.com/artists/falling_you

John Michael 2005-01-24T00:36:59Z veganmegan http://CPP.tribe.net/thread/3127812d-4b2e-4140-9dbf-4d40f7017fd6#a06ea312-552d-4e44-bed0-758441415d4c 2005-01-23T23:13:47Z 2005-01-23T23:13:47Z

I'm just a C++ newbie. I'm majoring in programming and I'm currently in my first C++ class. I was just wondering what everyone's favorite and/or most useful C++ site is.

veganmegan 2005-01-23T23:13:47Z