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• A TUTORIAL ON POINTERS AND ARRAYS IN C by Ted Jensen Preface
  Introduction
  Chapter 1: What is a Pointer?
  Chapter 2: Pointer Types and Arrays.
  Chapter 3: Pointers and Strings
  Chapter 4: More on Strings
  Chapter 5: Pointers and Structures
  Chapter 6: More on Strings and Arrays of Strings
  Chapter 7: More on Multi-Dimensional Arrays
  Chapter 8: Pointers to Arrays
  Chapter 9: Pointers and Dynamic Allocation of Memory
  Chapter 10: Pointers to Functions
  Epilog

• Title: Programming: C Author: Howard Fear
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• USAIL - Unix System Administration Independent Learning
  The USAIL project is both an independent study course for prospective system administrators and a reference resource. As more universities and other institutions take advantage of the World Wide Web as an educational medium, more information on system administration becomes available online. We hope that USAIL can serve as a central location for accessing that information.
  

• Red Hat 5.1 Installation Guide
  Red Hat Linux 5.1 The Official Red Hat Linux Installation Guide (arquivo local)
  Preface
  1 New Features Of Red Hat Linux 5.1
  2 Before You Begin
  3 Starting the Installation
  4 Continuing the Installation
  5 Finishing the Installation
  6 What Do I Do Now?
  7 Finding Documentation
  8 Package Management with RPM
  9 Control Panel
  10 Glint
  11 System Administration
  A Getting Technical Support
  B Making Installation Diskettes
  C Package List
  D General Parameters
  E Red Hat Linux Frequently Asked Questions
  F Information Specific to Red Hat Linux/SPARC
  

• Introduction to OOP using C++
  Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Using C++
  Escrito por Peter Müller pmueller@uu-gna.mit.edu
  Globewide Network Academy (GNA) www.gnacademy.org/ August 31, 1997

• C FAQ
  This collection of hypertext pages is Copyright 1995 by Steve Summit
  Encontramos FAQ sobre:
  1. Declarations and Initializations
  2. Structures, Unions, and Enumerations
  3. Expressions
  4. Pointers
  5. Null Pointers
  6. Arrays and Pointers
  7. Memory Allocation
  8. Characters and Strings
  9. Boolean Expressions and Variables
  10. C Preprocessor
  11. ANSI/ISO Standard C
  12. Stdio
  13. Library Functions
  14. Floating Point
  15. Variable-Length Argument Lists
  16. Strange Problems
  17. Style
  18. Tools and Resources
  19. System Dependencies
  20. Miscellaneous

• What is FTP
  Aqui você encontra um tutorial sobre FTP - What is FTP? (arquivo local)
  Protocol
  File transfer
  Client/Server based
  Anonymous FTP
  File types
  Compression

• What is TELNET
  Aqui você encontra um tutorial sobre TELNET (arquivo local)
  Connecting to a "remote" computer
  Protocol
  Terminal emulation
  Client/Server based
  Access to resources on other machines

• Learn C/C++ Today
  This is a list of a few C and C++ language tutorials available to a user. This list will include interactive tutorials, public-domain code collections, books etc.
  Copyright © 1994-1996 Vinit Carpenter

• C++ FAQ Lite
  C++ FAQ LITE — Frequently Asked Questions (Copyright © 1991-98, Marshall Cline, cline@parashift.com)
  Table of Contents:
  [1] Copying permissions
  [2] On-line sites that distribute this document
  [3] C++-FAQ-Book versus C++-FAQ-Lite
  [4] Recent changes to this document
  [5] Netiquette when posting to comp.lang.c++
  [6] Big Picture issues
  [7] Classes and objects
  [8] References
  [9] Inline functions
  [10] Constructors
  [11] Destructors
  [12] Assignment operators
  [13] Operator overloading
  [14] Friends
  [15] Input/output via iostream.h and stdio.h
  [16] Freestore management
  [17] Exceptions and error handling
  [18] Const correctness
  [19] Inheritance — basics
  [20] Inheritance — virtual functions
  [21] Inheritance — proper inheritance and substitutability
  [22] Inheritance — abstract base classes (ABCs)
  [23] Inheritance — what your mother never told you
  [24] Inheritance — private and protected inheritance
  [25] Coding standards
  [26] Learning OO/C++
  [27] Learning C++ if you already know Smalltalk
  [28] Reference and value semantics
  [29] How to mix C and C++
  [30] Pointers to member functions
  [31] Container classes and templates
  [32] Class libraries
  [33] Compiler dependencies
  [34] Miscellaneous technical issues
  [35] Miscellaneous environmental issues

• C++ Annotations Version 4.4.0g
  Frank B. Brokken (and Karel Kubat until version 4.0.0) ICCE, University of Groningen Grote Rozenstraat 38, 9712 TJ Groningen Netherlands Published at the University of Groningen ISBN 90 367 0470 7 1994 - 1998
  This document is intended for knowledgeable users of C who would like to make the transition to C++. It is a guide for Frank's C++ programming courses, which are given yearly at the University of Groningen. As such, this document is not a complete C++ handbook. Rather, it serves as an addition to other documentation sources.
  Contents:
  C++ Intro
  A First Impression
  Classes
  Memory Management
  Operator Overloading
  Abstract Containers
  Static Data and Functions
  Pointer members
  Standard Template Library
  IOStreams
  Exceptions
  Friends
  Inheritance
  Polymorphism
  Templates
  Examples

• Programing in C (by Lysator)
  Programming in C ANSI History Culture Literature

• LINUX Documentation Project
  Linux Documentation Project (LDP) Homepage!
  Home - LDP homepage index, upcoming events, and links. General Linux Information - General and introductory Linux information.
  Linux Documentation Project - The Linux Documentation Project: Guides, HOWTOs, man pages, FAQs, and the Linux Gazette. Linux Development Projects - Linux-related development projects (hardware ports, software, research areas, etc.). Commercial Linux Products - Commercial Linux products: distributions and CDROMs, books, software, hardware, consulting and complete systems.

• Distributed Programming using java
  Main Pages: Introduction
  Contents
  Calendar
  Assignments
  Library
  News
  Lecturer
  Monitor
  UDF Guide
  Students Info: Students
  USP Students
  Groups
  Controls:
  Course contents:
  Object Oriented Programming
  Objects.
  Classes and Instances.
  Inheritance.
  Polymorphism.
  The Java Language
  Variables and Data Types.
  Operators.
  Expressions.
  Control Flow Statements.
  Arrays.
  OOP in Java
  Objects.
  Classes.
  Sub-classes and Inheritance.
  Interfaces.
  Packages.
  String class.
  System class.
  Input/Output Streams.
  Exceptions
  What are exceptions.
  Throwing Exceptions.
  Catch or Specify Requirement.
  Catching and handling exceptions.
  Threads
  What is a Thread?
  Threads Attributes.
  Threads Groups.
  Synchronizing Threads.
  Distributed Programming
  The Client/Server Model.
  URLs.
  Sockets and Streams.
  Datagrams.
  Security Manager.
  Applications.
  SQL Databases.
  TP Monitors.
  Groupware.
  Distributed Objects.
  Applets
  Overview.
  Creating an Interface.
  Communicating with Other Programs.
  Capabilities and Restrictions.
  Graphic User Interface
  Overview.
  Events.
  AWT Components.
  AWT Menus.
  AWT Containers.
  AWT Peers.
  Layout Managers.
  AWT Graphics.
  Images.
  Copyright 1997 by Dilvan Moreira.

• WWW FAQ
  World Wide Web Frequently Asked Questions
  Contents
  1: Recent changes to the FAQ
  2: Information about this document
  3: Elementary Questions
  4: Accessing the Web (User Questions)
  5: Providing Information to the Web (Provider Questions)
  6: What newsgroups discuss the web?
  7: I want to know more.
  8: Credits

• Beginner's Guide to HTML (NCSA)
  A Beginner's Guide to HTML
  This is a primer for producing documents in HTML, the markup language used by the World Wide Web.
  Acronym Expansion
  What This Primer Doesn't Cover
  Creating HTML Documents
  Additional Markup Tags
  Character Formatting
  Physical Versus Logical: Use Logical Tags When Possible
  Logical Styles
  Physical Styles
  Using Character Tags
  Special Characters
  Escape Sequences
  Forced Line Breaks
  Horizontal Rules
  In-line Images
  External Images, Sounds, and Animations
  Troubleshooting
  A Longer Example
  For More Information

• HTML Quick Reference
  HTML Quick Reference
  HTML is composed of a set of elements that define a document and guide its display.