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[Dev-C++] Online Help

[Fernando L. <li...@fi...>]

Hello,

I am teaching an introductory course on C (not C++) programming and I 
have started using Dev-C++ two semesters ago.

We have been previously using Turbo C++ which is an excellent 
compiler but the user interface is outdated, and it is a licensed product,=
 
so the students can not take it home like Dev-C++. The same thing 
happens with VisualC++.

The only problem is the lack of online help, or good documentation. 
Turbo C has an online help. The glibc documentation is too much for a 
student (and translating and condensing it is too much for a teacher).

I followed some links in this list but one was C++ (www.cplusplus.com) 
which is not too bad since there is a good reference to the Standard 
Library, and the Borland link is broken.

=BFIs anybody using Dev-C++ for teaching? =BFAnyone in Spanish? We 
could join forces.

Best regards,

Re: [Dev-C++] Online Help

[Scott S. <ssi...@sp...>]

Fernando Lichtschein wrote:

>Hello,
>
>I am teaching an introductory course on C (not C++) programming and I 
>have started using Dev-C++ two semesters ago.
>
>We have been previously using Turbo C++ which is an excellent 
>compiler but the user interface is outdated, and it is a licensed product, 
>so the students can not take it home like Dev-C++. The same thing 
>happens with VisualC++.
>
>The only problem is the lack of online help, or good documentation. 
>Turbo C has an online help. The glibc documentation is too much for a 
>student (and translating and condensing it is too much for a teacher).
>
>I followed some links in this list but one was C++ (www.cplusplus.com) 
>which is not too bad since there is a good reference to the Standard 
>Library, and the Borland link is broken.
>
>¿Is anybody using Dev-C++ for teaching? ¿Anyone in Spanish? We 
>could join forces.
>
>Best regards,
>
>
>
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Looking around with google, I found this:
The C Library Reference http://www.acm.uiuc.edu/webmonkeys/book/c_guide/

That might be what you are looking for, you will still have to translate 
it, though.

-- 
~~Scott~~
ssi...@sp...

Re: [Dev-C++] Online Help

[Spam A. <sp...@he...>]

Fernando Lichtschein wrote:

>(...)
>
>The only problem is the lack of online help, or good documentation. 
>Turbo C has an online help. The glibc documentation is too much for a 
>student (and translating and condensing it is too much for a teacher).
>
>I followed some links in this list but one was C++ (www.cplusplus.com) 
>which is not too bad since there is a good reference to the Standard 
>Library, and the Borland link is broken.
>
I learned C++ myself by lectures of F.B. Brokken, using his pretty 
complete reference on C++:

http://www.icce.rug.nl/documents/

Regards,
  Hielke

Re: [Dev-C++] Online Help

[Adrie S. <adr...@ya...>]

Hello Fernando,

perhaps you could have a look at (where I once stumbled upon):
http://www-etsi2.ugr.es/depar/ccia/mp1/practicas.html

and there is a Spanish helpfile for Dev-C++ available through webupdate
but you would have found that one I guess.

regards
Adrie


--- Fernando Lichtschein <li...@fi...> wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> I am teaching an introductory course on C (not C++) programming and I
> have started using Dev-C++ two semesters ago.
> 
> We have been previously using Turbo C++ which is an excellent
> compiler but the user interface is outdated, and it is a licensed
> product,
> so the students can not take it home like Dev-C++. The same thing
> happens with VisualC++.
> 
> The only problem is the lack of online help, or good documentation.
> Turbo C has an online help. The glibc documentation is too much for a
> student (and translating and condensing it is too much for a
> teacher).
> 
> I followed some links in this list but one was C++
> (www.cplusplus.com)
> which is not too bad since there is a good reference to the Standard
> Library, and the Borland link is broken.
> 
> ¿Is anybody using Dev-C++ for teaching? ¿Anyone in Spanish? We
> could join forces.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> 
> 
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