This book is divided into four parts. Each relies on the preceding part to explain the concepts. If you already know C++ programming, you can just skim through the first part and move to Parts 2 and 3, but if you are a beginner, I suggest you read t
Chapter 1 Hello Windows CE From Kernighan and Ritchie to Petzold and on to Prosise, programming books traditionally start with a "hello, world" program. It's a logical place to begin. Every program has a basic underlying structure that, when not obs
Throughout this book you will see a variety of Unixen in a number of test setups, plus a few more Unixen at my home page. I recommend you first stick with your Personal Pet Unix. Dealing with IPv6 will be difficult enough in a few cases; using an un
Product Descr iption "C++ Template Metaprogramming" sheds light on the most powerful idioms of today's C++, at long last delivering practical metaprogramming tools and techniques into the hands of the everyday programmer. Since the introduction of t
A Practical Guide to Ubuntu Linux Ubuntu Linux 实战手册 183 7 The Shell 219 PART III Digging into Ubuntu Linux 249 8 Linux GUIs: X and GNOME 251 9 The Bourne Again Shell 275 10 Networking and the Internet 353 11 Programming the Bourne Again Shell 395 x
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Welcome to my series on coming to grips with the awesome language that is Objective-C. Throughout this small series of articles, my aim is to take you from no prior experience with Objective-C to using it confidently in your own applications. This i
Who should read this book? The developer community is our primary target audience. We fully expect that you will skip this section, skim through most of the early chapters on higher-level abstract topics, and move on to the first section where you s
