[NCLUG] 32 / 64 bit computers

[Ben West]

I suggest you get Scott Meyer's 'Effective C++.'  in it, he covers the fact
that C++ may be regarded as as many as 5 languages and that you should use,
as a rule, as many as 2 at a time. the reality of Open-source software is
that it may use more than 2.

I recommend QT for building graphical applications in C++. if so, I also
recommend you buy the books published on QT4 so that you can get a feel for
how to code vanilla QT;  it has its own style.


On Thu, Jun 7, 2012 at 12:04 PM, Kerry Miller <n0wiq at comcast.net> wrote:

> Hi People,
>
> I am thinking about learning C/C++.  I know the task would be a matter
> of practicing the syntax.  I also know there are a variety of rapid
> program developement tools and I don't wish to know the details of
> developing a Graphical user interface but I would like to use one to
> interface to a program I would like to develop.  What tools are out
> there that I might be able to use?
>
> --
> Kerry N0WIQ
> My web site URL is:
> http://mywebpages.comcast.net/n0wiq
>
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