nfinity
September 19th, 2007, 12:45 AM
Hello everyone !
I have some basic knowledge on C++ (University course some years ago, then a little robot-lab 1 year ago), but I want know to deepen further into it. I have decided that it should be C++, because in Electronical Egeneering (I am studying that) it is it THE language of choice.
Now I am looking for an existing project that is coded in C++ and that is not too big.
I think this is the best method to learn: hack on a project and extend it.
My problem that I don't find a little program coded in C++. Almost all small programs are coded in Python or GTK+ (GObjects) or the likes.
Only very big projects like OpenOffice or Firefox are written in C++, but they are way to big in my opinion for playing around and learn quickly enough.
A small program like the ToDo-Tool Nota (http://nota.silent-blade.org/index.php?n=Main.Screenshots) would have been great. Ok... this one is really tiny. It doesn't have to be so tiny, but somethings smaller than OO.org or FFox would be great.
Anyone an idea ?
I have some basic knowledge on C++ (University course some years ago, then a little robot-lab 1 year ago), but I want know to deepen further into it. I have decided that it should be C++, because in Electronical Egeneering (I am studying that) it is it THE language of choice.
Now I am looking for an existing project that is coded in C++ and that is not too big.
I think this is the best method to learn: hack on a project and extend it.
My problem that I don't find a little program coded in C++. Almost all small programs are coded in Python or GTK+ (GObjects) or the likes.
Only very big projects like OpenOffice or Firefox are written in C++, but they are way to big in my opinion for playing around and learn quickly enough.
A small program like the ToDo-Tool Nota (http://nota.silent-blade.org/index.php?n=Main.Screenshots) would have been great. Ok... this one is really tiny. It doesn't have to be so tiny, but somethings smaller than OO.org or FFox would be great.
Anyone an idea ?