- A Poor Man's Empire
- Not much here (as of the day this was added), but claims to have sources and tutorials on game programming, demo programming, VC++, MFC, DirectX...even has Quake2 programming stuff.
- Watcom C/C++ Programming Page
- Small but nice Watcom C/C++ page. Has source code (v10.6 I think) on sound programming, vesa, vga, textmode, mouse, keyboard, palettes, timer and cdrom...plus a couple related links.
- Obfuscated C Code
- For those of you who like looking at or coding obfuscated C code, here a ton of 'em!
- Paul Hsieh's Page
- Lots of cool stuff here including watcom stuff and pentium optimizations
- The Snippets Collection
- A pretty huge collection of C/C++ (some asm) source code snippets
- Index to the Dec. 1996 C++ Draft Standards
- For those of you who wanna write portable C/C++ code, you might wanna check this out to see. Thanks to pneyz/Smoof Team for the link.
- Steel's page
- This has gotta be the coolest bunch of game/graphics/C/C++/DJGPP links I've come across. Takes quite a while to load, but well worth the wait!
- DJGPP
- Home page of DJGPP, the free 32-bit pmode C/C++ compiler for intel 386 (and above) PC's running under DOS. For those of you that don't know, Quake (part 1) was written with this compiler. It also rivals the optimization power of Watcom C...not bad for a free compiler =)
- LCC-Win32 compiler
- A freeware WinNT/95 32-bit compiler. I hear it does some pretty mean optimizations too, faster than MSVC++ in some cases!
