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Hello World Program in 300 Programming Languages

There are total 56 c/c++ source code files, with 737,108 hits in total.

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  A2FPLOT (Read ASCII data and write in fplot style)
» 142.1 KiB - 3,963 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
To configure the program, edit the file “jsconfig.h”. Since this is a general configuration file, not all settings may apply to this package. If in doubt, use grep or anything else to find out if a specific configuration symbol is used somewhere.

  FLIB2C (Fortran Library to C)
» 23.0 KiB - 3,977 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
FLIB2C is a tool to create header files that provide a simple and easy-to-use interface between FORTRAN (library) routines and C.

  Generating fast sorting routines
» 7.2 KiB - 4,326 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
In a lot of programs my gensort-utility turned out to be very useful. It consists simply of the header file “gensort.h“, contained in the above package. To obtain a sorting routine, simply define the name of the routine, the data type you want to sort and how to compare items with preprocessor symbols.

  B-Tree implementation
» 48.0 KiB - 19,872 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
This is implementation of Bayer-Trees, which are normally used for indices of data bases.

  Stack Implementation in C
» 79.2 KiB - 16,170 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
This C program actually simulates the stack operations graphically and in text mode. User can Add, Delete, Search, and Replace the items from stack.

  Calculator
» 110.9 KiB - 36,649 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
This graphical scientific calculator purely written in C programming language. It uses small functions to draw buttons on the screen.

  Text Editor
» 92.8 KiB - 15,679 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
This program is written in pure C programming language. The interface of the C program is just like Turbo C/C++ compiler like interface

  Profit/Loss Calculator
» 55.1 KiB - 7,388 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
This is a small utility to calculate the net income by checking a person’s salary and monthly expenses, on the basis of this information it calculates the loss/profit.

  C/C++ Compiler Interface
» 52.1 KiB - 9,417 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
It is a small program that shows a smal C program written in text mode graphics. It compiles the program and shows its output.

  The Standard C++ Library: Generic algorithms
» 35.5 KiB - 10,283 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
Algorithms are at the core of computing. To be able to write an algorithm once and for all to work with any type of sequence makes your programs both simpler and safer. The ability to customize algorithms at runtime has revolutionalized software development.

  The Standard C++ Library: IOStreams
» 24.6 KiB - 9,118 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
The iostreams classes are usually the first part of the C++ library that new C++ programmers learn to use. This chapter discusses how iostreams are an improvement over C's stdio facilities and explores the behavior of file and string streams in addition to the standard console streams.

  The Standard C++ Library: Templates
» 17.5 KiB - 5,821 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
The Standard C++ Library: Templates

  The Standard C++ Library: Generic containers
» 50.3 KiB - 5,612 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
Container classes are the solution to a specific kind of code reuse problem. They are building blocks used to create object-oriented programs' they make the internals of a program much easier to construct.

  The Standard C++ Library: Strings
» 24.5 KiB - 5,917 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
Standard C++ not only incorporates all the Standard C libraries (with small additions and changes to support type safety), it also adds libraries of its own. The string class member functions provide a fairly comprehensive set of tools for creating, modifying, and searching in strings.

  Design patterns
» 21.7 KiB - 13,503 hits - Last Update: May 15, 2010
This source code introduces the important and yet nontraditional "patterns" approach to program design.

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