The C++ Heap
| There's nothing fancy here. Can't run the C++ progs on the web like you could the Java applets so I just list it by the project or book. I also list the compiler used if you'd like to grab the source and compile it. This is standard stuff so any ANSI compliant C++ compiler should work. There are no executables here, just example code in text format. Cut and paste if you like. Please excuse what the translation from .CPP to .HTM did to my indenting. Most of it came over true but there is a dangling bracket here and there. Just example code for the basics of the C++ language for reference. |
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Basics Use this as a refresher... I used Visual C++ 6, Everything before chapter four was too simple to bother putting it up. Programs are not verbatim so don't use this as a substitute for example code in the book. Just 'Toy' progs for example purposes here, no usable code. |
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Intermediate
| Here's some slightly more complicated stuff. They're just some snippets and example code for Graphics, Data Structures, and a Turing Machine emulator I did for Finite Automata and Formal Languages in college. If I remember correctly, I used Borland for most of this and not VC++. You'll get the idea. This was before the STL was formalized so a good deal of it can be done better now. Most of it will still run though. |
Graphics | Data Structures | Finite Automata
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Coming Soon
| There's some cool crypto in Unleashed and I will augment this page when I'm through with a Cryptography and Codebreaking site I'm working on. I'll probably add some other good stuff, like some probability algorithms and some game theory stuff later as well. |
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