Re: Offtopic: C Programming Tutorial
On 2000-06-12 lcampoar8 at far.ub.edu said:
lc>On 11 Jun 00, at 12:33, Mike Hurley wrote:
lc>Hi Mike,
lc>> I would like to learn C. I have a copy of a GNU Win32
lc>> and DOS32 (Mingw & DJGPP resp.) Is there anything
lc>> online I could download as a group of html files in a
lc>> .zip file or a Acrobat PDF file? I want the basics
lc>> and some of the harder stuff. If you know of any
lc>> places to look, for all levels of
lc>> difficulty/programming ability, please respond!
lc>> Thanks all for reading this offtopic message,
lc>> Mike Hurley
lc>I'm also learning C/C++. I have many tools and tutorials about
lc>C,C++ plenty of examples.There's also a greate package(>1mb)
lc>that is perfect for newbies(like me 
but's written in spanish.
lc>I'm using mainly DDS MICRO-C,a tiny and very portable compiler of
lc>C language for Dos that translates your code to assembly and you
lc>can compile it with Turbo Assembler,Masm and others.When I
lc>"master" this compiler I'll try to go to Borland C/Turbo C and
lc>GNUC,but right now I'm having my final exams so it will be my
lc>summer homework!
lc>there's also a great link:
lc>http://www.programmersheaven.com
lc>drop me a line when ever you want,
lc>regards
lc>----------------------------------
lc>Luis Campos
lc>lcampoar8 at far.ub.edu
lc>lcasoft at teleline.es
Dear Luis,
Just how portable is this C compiler , what size , what libraries ,
how ansi compatible .
Relative to pcc12 , how much of an improvement is there ?
Does this use 16-bit or 32-bit coding , where can you get the masm
assembler from ; this assembler is probably a fair size .
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