Re: [Dev-C++] Online Help

[Javier M. <jm...@ug...>]

Hi Fernando,

I am the mantainer of http://www-etsi2.ugr.es/depar/ccia/mp1

As far as I know there is no good offline help for C/C++ in Spanish.=20
However there are a few online places were you can find some information:

http://www.elrincondelphp.com/wiki/index.php/Librer=EDa_est=E1ndar_-_Refe=
rencia
is a reference for libc in Spanish

You can find some links to courses in Spanish and links to the (English)=20
official help files at  http://www-etsi2.ugr.es/depar/ccia/mp1/enlaces.ht=
ml

We also have the slides of the course on the C++ we are teaching at=20
http://www-etsi2.ugr.es/depar/ccia/mp1/teoria.html
and a short DevC++ instalation manual at=20
http://www-etsi2.ugr.es/depar/ccia/mp1/software.html

I am pretty sure there must be a Spanish reference manual for libc=20
somewhere since the GNU/Linux manual pages for glibc are available in=20
Spanish but I couldn't find the sources.

All the best,

Javier

> Asunto:
> Re: [Dev-C++] Online Help
> De:
> Adrie Stolk <adr...@ya...>
> Fecha:
> Wed, 6 Jul 2005 13:07:07 -0700 (PDT)
> Para:
> Fernando Lichtschein <li...@fi...>,=20
> dev...@li...
>
> Para:
> Fernando Lichtschein <li...@fi...>,=20
> dev...@li...
>
>
>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:
>
> =20
>
>>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compiler but the user interface is outdated, and it is a licensed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,
>>
>>   =20
>>