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  • Arquebus257WeaMag
    #1

    gnu souce code

    Im learning C++ and Id like to find GNU C++ source code for programs
    that run on windows to study and play with. Can anyone tell me where I
    can find this?
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    • Ahn Ki-yung
      #2
      http://www.cygwin.com/

      Arquebus257WeaM ag wrote:[color=blue]
      > Im learning C++ and Id like to find GNU C++ source code for programs
      > that run on windows to study and play with. Can anyone tell me where I
      > can find this?[/color]

      Visit there and install cygwin packages with the source.

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        • Marijn
          #3
          Re: gnu souce code

          naoscapitan@yah oo.com (Arquebus257Wea Mag) wrote in message news:<27f8d86.0 307272043.2f6d0 976@posting.goo gle.com>...[color=blue]
          > Im learning C++ and Id like to find GNU C++ source code for programs
          > that run on windows to study and play with. Can anyone tell me where I
          > can find this?[/color]

          If by GNO C++ you mean C++ code that is compatible with the g++
          compiler, this should not be a problem. Pretty much any decent,
          standard-adhering C++ code can be compiled with g++. For this kind of
          stuff use Google.com, just a search on '"c++" windows programming'
          came up with tons of results. Here's a good one:

          http://www.relisoft.com/Win32/index.htm


          Good luck with learning this stuff. The windows API will probably look
          like a jungle af the beginning, and it is, but you'll get used to it
          pretty fast.

          Marijn Haverbeke

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            • Marijn
              #4
              Re: gnu souce code

              naoscapitan@yah oo.com (Arquebus257Wea Mag) wrote in message news:<27f8d86.0 307280957.3ca90 869@posting.goo gle.com>...[color=blue]
              > Thanks Marijin. Im not concerned about code being specifac to a
              > certain compilor, just code that will run on windows.[/color]

              At http://sourceforge.net/softwaremap/t...p?form_cat=214 you
              will find a list of over 700 open source projects running under
              windows, may of them done in C++. There's quite some rubble in that
              list, but also quite good software. If such programs are still over
              your head start going through tutorials on the subjects you do not
              understand. I do not know how new you are to C++ but multiple-file
              sources and the use of various libraries, or even the syntax of C++
              itself, might cause confusion.
              [color=blue]
              > To be honest, I
              > cant even figure out how to install the g++ compiler. Ive installed
              > the Dev C++ 4 IDE which I believe use the g++ compilor.[/color]

              I can't help you with that, i've never installed Dev-C++. Can't be too
              hard though, i guess it comes with some kind of readme file.

              Marijn

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