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As a daily user of wikipedia, I don't want ads on the site...
less is also a pager, but has addition functionality to scroll upwards and downwards through the input, in addition to several other extensions.
http://superuser.com/questions/310137/less-is-more-is-more-l...
TL;DR : Use less
I don't know what is the status for fingerreader ( http://fluid.media.mit.edu/projects/fingerreader )
Also have a look at HandyDV Linux (https://handylinux.org/index-en.html). The aim is to offer for visually challenged and blind people an accessible computer. A french guy is beyond it and there is a kickstarter-like compain to support it (french page about it http://linuxfr.org/news/financement-participatif-de-handydv-..., couldn't find anything in english).
The course may be taught in English but speakers are mostly French people. So expect crappy English accent.
The site itself is an attempt by the French government to build a French mooc platform.
demo.cxx demo_b.cxx CMakeLists.txt
$ cat src/CMakeLists.txt
cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 2.8.11)
project (HELLO)
add_executable (helloDemo demo.cxx demo_b.cxx)
$ mkdir bin
$ cd bin
$ cmake ../src
SNIP
$ make
$ ./helloDemo
A simple cmake/sconcs build file will be as simple as the one shown (or even simpler !) and it will definitively will be easier to integrate external dependencies if you have to.
Moreover several points are outdated by C++11/14/17
Each time that I was asked, they were on a frenzy and it looked like they were connecting to as many people as they could
Try also Atom
For a book about C++, I'll would go with C++ Primer.
- Qt by itself is a little bit weird, because it introduces its custom build process and it mainly uses a signal/slot mechanism for communication (thinks callback). Have also a look at Qt Quick, you can design an GUI without writing a single line of C++. There is a list of books about Qt there : https://wiki.qt.io/Books
- Accelerated C++: Practical Programming. A good quick tour of C++98
- Effective C++, More Effective C++,Exceptional C++, C++ Coding Standard
Many patterns to follow or be aware of. More generally, any book by Herb Sutter.
Good recent books (msut have !!):
- Effective Modern C++ (same as previous, but more focused on C++11 and 14)
- Programming: Principles and Practice Using C++ (A general introduction book by Stroustrup on programming using C++)
- C++ Primer (The spiriual son of Accelerated C++, the best introduction book about C++ I know)
The textbook and more specific books :
- The C++ Programming Language (the ultimate C++ textbook)
- C++ Template the complete Guide (focused on templates)
- C++ Concurrency in Action (focused on threading)
In a second time, have also a look at some libraries like boost (many specific purpose components), Qt (huge framework for making GUI), Poco.
- Website https://isocpp.org/ (the official website for the language).
- Have a look at usenet (comp.lang.c++ and comp.lang.c++.moderated), CppCon's videos, Meeting C++ videos and Channel 9
But I can't find Jyt's source.
And you should definitively go for LaTeX