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norakomi
msx professional
Mensajes: 861 |  Publicado: Noviembre 10 2005, 14:51 |
Hi,
are there any programmers out there who are familiar with C++.
I wanna learn it, and just like learning assambly, I could certainly need some help !!
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AuroraMSX
msx master
Mensajes: 1231 | Publicado: Noviembre 10 2005, 15:07 |
Step one would be to find a (Borland) C++ compiler for MSX, eh? 
But, ehm, a google on "C++ tutorial" shows about 5.370.000 hits...
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BiFi
msx guru
Mensajes: 3142 | Publicado: Noviembre 10 2005, 18:28 |
I haven't seen any C++ compilres for MSX... there are C compilers for it though.
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AuroraMSX
msx master
Mensajes: 1231 | Publicado: Noviembre 10 2005, 19:41 |
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Me neither. By the time C++ became popular, MSX was already comercially dead.
I guess that if you really want to go obejct-oriented on an MSX, you'll have to weed throught the CP/M software jungle. There has to be a SmallTalk compiler for CP/M
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Yup, SmallC, SDCC, HiTech C, ASCII C just ot name a few.
But that doesn't help if you want to do the ++ of C++ ... |
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dvik
msx master
Mensajes: 1303 | Publicado: Noviembre 10 2005, 21:02 |
You can always use a C++ to C compiler and then run any of the C compilers for MSX. I haven't tried it but I think http://www.comeaucomputing.com/ is a C++ to C compiler. |
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Chardson
msx lover
Mensajes: 93 | Publicado: Noviembre 10 2005, 22:44 |
I think it would not be good do use C++ with MSX. If even pure C is not recommended in some cases because it can't deliver the performance of a good assembly code, imagine what would happen to C++ code...
Anyway, I recommend Bernie Stroutstrup's books. I learned very well from them, but they usually require you to know C. (Stroutstrup is the C++ creator).
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