Here I have listed some of the sites I visited. I
found these sites very informative. If you know any other site that provide useful
information on C/C++, and not included in this list, let me know. Also if any of the
site has moved, send me the updated URL.
PROGRAMMING IN C/C++
- C Programming Reference Looking for an
online C programmer's reference, Martin Leslie found only tutorials; consequently, he
attempted to fill this gap in online C documentation himself. By now, Gary M. Greenberg
has stepped in to help maintain the material.
- C++
Annotations Karel Kubat converted the guide that he and Frank B. Brokken
wrote for their C++ class at the State University of Groningen from Dutch LaTeX to English
HTML. Destined for readers who are already familiar with C, the subtree
covers introductory topics from constructors and destructors and member functions to
single and multiple inheritance and virtual functions. Make it a point to visit
this site.
- C Programming Two introductory tutorials; the old
course has been rewritten to employ ANSI C. Smaller than "Programming
in C," these are easier on the examples, better formatted, and more evenly written,
although they still omit much and blunder occasionally. I'd stick with
K&R.
- ANSI
C Programming Phil J Willis' introductory ANSI C tutorial. Parts
of it are not yet fleshed out, parts of it are wrong; but the writing is above average.
CODING STANDARDS
- Christopher Lott maintains this short, plain page with links to
style guides, coding rules, and discussions from USENET.
INFORMATION RESOURCES
PROGRAMMING NEWSGROUPS: