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Ammut - Jun 25, 2003

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  TakaIsSilly Jun 29, 2003

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by Tindo@heart@Jun 29, 2003 @ 04:07 PM



 What software is required to learn and use these languages?



And is there a free download anywhere? or a trial? or what's the price?



I want to learn C++ but I want a program that I can look at and use to see what the developers look at. What program is that?


There isn't software that _teaches_ you languages. Well, there are, but he best way is by books (yes, those pulpy, white paper things people use a school kidding), and simples learn by example.

Between learning how to code, and learning what the developers "do", is a complex matter. I know Z80 asm, for example. I don't know how they did starstrike II... run in a 4Mhz speccy. Coding games, nowadays and ever since the games stopped being "2D", is very complicated, and requires years, if not a decade of compete devotion to coding and improving oneself.

 IBarracudaI Jun 29, 2003
Books...

Tindo@heart, look at "Basics of C"

 vbt Jun 29, 2003
I have a lot of books about programming on my FTP, maybe I should share them on sega account. they mainly are about C/C++? Assembly, Java and SQL.

As everybody gives his developement starting point, I'll give mine.

I learnt basic on MO5 before have ten years. Some years later I studied electronics and view 6809 and assembly developement on it. Then I moved to industrial computing studies and saw CPU architecture (x86 for instance but see also RISC), learnt 8086 and 68000 assembly. Also I saw at the same time C/C++ and finished by Java.

 Tindo@heart Jun 29, 2003

  
	
	

		
		

			Originally posted by TakaIsSilly+Jun 29, 2003 @ 03:25 PM-->
QUOTE(TakaIsSilly @ Jun 29, 2003 @ 03:25 PM)