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A to Z of C is the book on C/DOS programming. This is the non-profit project by my friend K. Joseph Wesley and myself (R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah) intended to provide the cheapest and best C/DOS programming book

the book is divided in parts each part deal with spacific group of topics the parts are

Part I: ANSI C

Part II: DOS Programming

Part III: Advanced Graphics Programming

Part IV: Advanced Programming

Part V: Mathematics & C

Part VI: Algorithms & C

Part VII: Illegal Codes

Part VIII: Next Step

Part IX: Smart Dictionary

Part X: Postlude

 

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the book name is Advanced Linux Programming

If you are a developer for the GNU/Linux system, this book will help you to:

Develop GNU/Linux software that works the way users expect it to.

Write more sophisticated programs with features such as multiprocessing, multi-threading, interprocess communication, and interaction with hardware devices.

Improve your programs by making them run faster, more reliably, and more securely.

Understand the preculiarities of a GNU/Linux system, including its limitations, special capabilities, and conventions.Advanced Linux Programming is published under the Open Publication License

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this is the HTML version of the famous Ralf Brown Interrupt List This list contains every documented and undocumented interrupt call known.

it contain this interrupt Category

 

Access Software (screen readers, etc)

Applications

Bios

Caches/Spoolers

CPU-Generated

Debuggers/Debugging Tools

DESQview/TopView and Quarterdeck Programs

Disk I/O Enhancements

DOS Extenders

DOS Kernel

DOS-Based Task Switchers/Multitaskers

Electronic Mail

Emulators

Expansion Bus Bios

Fax

File Manipulation

File/Disk Compression

Games

Hardware

IBM Workstation/Terminal Emulators

Japanese

Joke Programs

Keyboard Enhancers

Memory Management

Mouse/Pointing Device

Netware

Network

Non-Traditional Input Devices

Non-Volatile Config Storage

Other Operating Systems

Power Management

Printer Enhancements

Remote Control/File Access

Reserved (and not otherwise classified)

Resident Utilities

Runtime Support

Security

Serial I/O

Shells/Command Interpreters

Sound/Speech

System Info/Monitoring

TSR Libraries

Uncatagorized

Vendor-specific BIOS Extensions

Vendor-Specific Hardware

Video

Virus/Antivirus

Viruses

Windows

 

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This web site is devoted to DOS programming for those of us who still enjoy programming in DOS

some of its containt are

Disk/Files - Programming the disk and/or file info.

DOS - DOS programs, DOS prompt, DOS compilers, etc.

Encryption/Compression - Encryption and Compression.

Games - Programming Games.

Hardware/System programming - Memory, BIOS, CMOS, and other Hardware/System items.

Input/Output Devices - Mice, Joystick, Keyboard, Modem, Printer, etc..

Misc - Item that don't fit in any/all the other subjects.

Sound - Sound programming

Video/Graphics - Graphics programming

 

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the Wolfenstein game which we enjoy it alot becouse of its highly graphic technique now u can learn alot from it and become profissional programer becouse now its source code in Public Domain get the source code now and make your way to become profissional programer

 

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There are a number of tutorials available for the intermediate game programmer, but there are very few good tutorials for beginners who have never drawn a pixel on the screen. A quick search on the net reveals hundreds of sites devoted to 3D, polygons, texture- mapping and other advance topics, but the beginner has no where to get started. This tutorial is for C programmers who want to get an introduction to game programming.

 

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what some say is the best VGA programming site on the web

VGA Basics Setting the video mode, plotting a pixel, and mode 0x13 memory. Primitive Shapes & Lines Drawing lines, polygons, rectangles, and circles. Also, Bresenham's algorithm, fixed-point math and pre-computing tables. Bitmaps & Palette Manipulation The BMP file format, drawing bitmaps, and palette manipulation. Mouse Support & Animation Animation, mouse motion, and mouse button detection. Double Buffering, Page Flipping, & Unchained Mode Double buffering, page flipping, structure of unchained mode, and 256-color modes other than 320x200.

Links and Other Resources

 

 

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File Format Encyclopedia is FREEWARE so you can copy, read, use it freely but you can't modify it in any way!!!File Formats Encyclopedia A MUST HAVE for professional programmers! Over 300 formats layouts including: graphics,sound, animation, mods, database, text,executables, communication and much more

 

 

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This archive contains a demo version of DOSREF. It contains 95% of the basic information you actually need to program a PC under DOS. You're welcome to use this demo without obligation or payment,

 

 

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The PC-GPE ( PC GAMES PROGRAMMERS ENCYCLOPEDIA)as it currently stands is a collection of text files, each covering a different aspect of programming games for the PC.Some files were obtained from the net, others were grabbed off Usenet, quite a few were written for the PC-GPE. Every effort has been made to contact the original authors of all public domain articles obtained via ftp. In some cases the original authors were not able to be contacted. Seeing as these files were already available to the public the liberty was taken to include them anyway. The files were not modified in any way.

 

 

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HELPPC is a Quick Reference Utility for the intermediate to advanced

programmer. It is a shareware program written by David Jurgens. The

latest version is 2.10

 

The topics distributed in an easy database format are:

BIOS interrupts;

DOS interrupts and DOS functions;

EMS and Mouse functions;

BIOS and DOS data structures;

diagnostic codes;

DOS commands;

80x86 assembler instructions;

standard and vendor specific C functions; and

various hardware specifications.

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this is a dos program that you have been waiting for you learn from it you how to do graphic programing under dos if you understand it your then will be able to do any kind of windows GUI in dos it make icons and use them it deal with graphic file youwill also learn how to use mouse have nice time

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