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Christoph said:

Some of the data on there is a little outdated. For example, go to C++ I/O. You see the eof() function? That is no longer included in the latest version of C++. The latest version includes file streams as:

#include <fstream> // Notice no .h

Previous versions had the ".h". The new version of C++ does not have an eof() function in file streams like that.
 
Titan386 said:


That's an awesome link, thanks! Added to the top of the list, I think its the best one there :)

That's what I though when I saw it. I'm going to PM a mod about getting this stickied.
Edit: Thanks Thelemac!
 
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here is a link for a free ebook 'On To Java2' by Winston and Narasimhan

i have the print version, it was recomended to me by some of my prof's. You may want to put a note next to link, stressing that this reference is best for C/C++ programmers learning java.

basically the whole book takes you through a step by step process of coding one application.

On To Java2- 3rd edition
 
I didn't see this thread until tonight, lot of good links. Here are a few more that I have for C/C++.

cprogramming.com is a good resource with tutorials and lots of links.

C Reference and C++ Reference both are good quick reference sites.

And for those who use the Visual C++ compiler Code Guru this site has a lot of good articles and such and they also run sites that cover .Net, C#, Visual Basic and other MS stuff.
 
Added them, thanks S_Wilson and o0OBruceLeeO0o! :)

I decided it would be better to make an additional section reserved for sites that target mostly those programming using Microsoft tools.
 
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