I think offering more CPP examples would be nice since
i am learning off the examples how to code in C++ and
perhaps just make a large kit of them for download via
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better would be a complete std documentation function by function with
examples of use of each an tips posted by users; never seen the docs
of php?
I think could it be a model
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There are plenty off c++ examples/tutorials/source littered
all over the internet. I think a C/C++ lib ref, and an API ref
as well is useful, but its not the job of the IDE package to
educate people new to the language. Dev-Cpp specific
aspects should be covered, sure, but that's about all.
Unlike Zend, bloodshed is providing an IDE: it isn't in
charge of the languages/libraries, and therefore doesn't
have the responsibility to maintain a manual/community
etc. Try MSDN and mingw docs for Win32 stuff, and the
docs accompanying whatever respective libraries you're
using.
Just my HO.
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better would be a complete std documentation function by function with
examples of use of each an tips posted by users; never seen the docs
of php?
I think could it be a model
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good suggestions ! keep up the good work !
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There are plenty off c++ examples/tutorials/source littered
all over the internet. I think a C/C++ lib ref, and an API ref
as well is useful, but its not the job of the IDE package to
educate people new to the language. Dev-Cpp specific
aspects should be covered, sure, but that's about all.
Unlike Zend, bloodshed is providing an IDE: it isn't in
charge of the languages/libraries, and therefore doesn't
have the responsibility to maintain a manual/community
etc. Try MSDN and mingw docs for Win32 stuff, and the
docs accompanying whatever respective libraries you're
using.
Just my HO.
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I agree
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just look at the compiled libc help files found on the mingw
site. they explain the functions pretty good an in most
cases you have an example too.