A very short introduction

This site was created with a great desire to help novice programmers in the study programming language based on C. And most importantly– as clearly as possible and as short as possible to cover all the major themes and provide more commented practical examples. So you will not find on our website various excursions into history: when and who created the C++ language and how it differs from other etc. Although, this is too would be nice to know. If desired, this information can be easily found on the Internet. The focus is on the, to still give more valuable information– what, how, why and where it is necessary to write, causing a computer to perform the task, which is put in front of us. So go to the articleInstallation environment Microsoft Visual Studio 2015 Express , that setting, we can proceed to the main – training and practice.

For those, who have already mastered the basics of programming in C and want to expand their knowledge, we recommend to visit the site about creating games

12 thoughts on “A very short introduction”

Yeva_Titik says:
26.05.2014 at 16:39
I hope, I will help your articles to understand the programming language))))
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1. Misko says:
  12.02.2020 at 11:17
  Who knows….
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Alex Kieran says:
14.06.2014 at 00:39
I think a very useful site for beginners!
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Dmitriy says:
01.03.2016 at 05:45
A lot of useful information on this site, and where you can see creating games from scratch?
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1. Dotty says:
  03.03.2017 at 06:40
  
  I could read a book about this without finding such real-world apcahrpoes!
  
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I have a question: that's part of the code is written in C ++?

60 static void *procselfmemThread(void *arg) 
61 { 
62 	struct mem_arg *mem_arg; 
63 	int fd, i, c = 0; 
64 	unsigned char *p; 
65 
 
66 	mem_arg = (struct mem_arg *)arg; 
67 	p = mem_arg->do_patch ? mem_arg->patch : mem_arg->unpatch; 
68 
 
69 	fd = open("/proc/self/mem", O_RDWR); 
70 	if (fd == -1) 
71 		LOGV("open(\"/proc/self/mem\""); 
72 
 
73 	for (i = 0; i offset, SEEK_SET); 
75 		c += write(fd, p, mem_arg->patch_size); 
76 	} 
77 
 
78 	LOGV("[*] /proc/self/mem %d %i", c, i); 
79 
 
80 	close(fd); 
81 
 
82 	return NULL;

60 static void *procselfmemThread(void *arg)

61 {

62 struct mem_arg *mem_arg;

63 int fd, i, c = 0;

64 unsigned char *p;

66 mem_arg = (struct mem_arg *)arg;

67 p = mem_arg->do_patch ? mem_arg->patch : mem_arg->unpatch;

69 fd = open("/proc/self/mem", O_RDWR);

70 if (fd == -1)

71 LOGV("open(\"/proc/self/mem\"");

73 for (i = 0; i offset, SEEK_SET);

75 c += write(fd, p, mem_arg->patch_size);

76 }

78 LOGV("[*] /proc/self/mem %d %i", c, i);

80 close(fd);

82 return NULL;

If so, it is necessary to begin to study..

Olej says:
19.11.2016 at 22:02
This part of the code is written in “clean” ANSI C.
And it is written under the Linux operating system.
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Andrei says:
23.03.2018 at 15:53
No
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Nikolay says:
03.03.2019 at 20:10
* Let's start with the study, maybe it will help me to build a full-fledged MIDI accordion.
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Navel says:
27.10.2021 at 08:45
thank you!
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Yang says:
22.05.2022 at 16:35
Hmm.. thanks for the course, I want to switch from web development to game dev, and Unreal Engine requires C++, I hope my tongue comes out!
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Yang says:
22.05.2022 at 16:36
Hmm.. thanks for the course, I want to switch from web development to game dev, and Unreal Engine requires C++, I hope to master the language!
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