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Writing a File Size Function
Tutorial Article designed to help with those wanting to obtain the file size in Win32, Unix etc. using C, C++, BASIC, VB or other programming languages.
file • size • api • getfilesize • createfile

Standard Input and Output in C
In this C library tutorial, we explore stdio, standard input and output in C, both for command line input and output and file handling.
stdio.h • print • scanf • fprint • fscanf

C Tutorial File Handling Commands
A discussion of using stdio.h to manipulate files to open, close and delete files, and read/write data to/from them for C programmers.
tutorial • file • handling • commands • stdio.h

C Functions for Memory Handling
In this C memory library tutorial, we explore the C functions for memory handling, ways in which they can be used, and some caveats linked to their use.
malloc.h • memory handling • free • realloc • malloc

Using the C String Library
In this C string library tutorial, we explore the C functions for string handling, ways in which they can be used, and some caveats linked to their use.
string library • string.h • stdio • source code • objects

Implementing while Loops in C
How to construct an outer while loop which tests to see whether a program should exit based on user input.
while • programming • cpp • loops • array

C Header Files
In this C header file tutorial,we explore the use of header files in C,ways in which they can be used, and the philosophy for breaking up code into separate source files.
source code • objects • header file • c header file • borland c

Pointers in C#
If you're an experienced C/C++ programmer, its impossible not to come across pointers. Some eventually fall in love with pointers other hate it. This article discusses pointers from a C# point of view.
microsoft • c# • c sharp • pointer • reference parameters

Beginning PHP Programming
Answering the question: What is PHP and PHP Programming? A beginner's tutorial-style PHP introduction article, targeted at command line, GUI and web developers.
php • programming • web • hosting • mysql

Program for Swapping Integers in C
An article and sample program covering the specific use of pass by reference in swapping integers using the C language; program swaps 2 integers from the command line.
program • swapping • swaping • integers • pass

Programming a Web Counter in C
Programming project in C - a simple web counter. Requires some knowledge of HTML, some web space and a C compiler. Linux recommended : have fun!
programming • c • counter • web counter • web programming

Reading Information From a PC Serial Port
A home PC can be set up to read characters from an external device. Voltage considerations are discussed, as well as C/C++ code that will perform the information capture.
read computer serial port • read rs-232 port • signal voltage on rs-232 • read com1 port on computer • rs-232 communications protocol

Types of integers, floating point
A discussion of the common numerical data types available to computer programmers for manipulating data, and some of the common constraints on their use.
numbers • numerical • integer • floating point • data types

Understanding Unix Curses Programs
Learning curses programming need not be overly complex as long as the basics are understood. This article takes the reader through the theory behind curses programming.
curses • programming • windows • development • c

Borland C Compiler Setup
Tutorial to help install the free Borland C compiler, get it up and running, and write a simple command line application.
borland c • c • borland c tutorial • borland c compiler • c tutorial

Draw Boxes on the Screen in C
An interesting little project showing how to draw a box on the screen in C, in two approaches using first the conio library under DOS, and then Unix curses.
programming • c • curses • conio • console

Using Home Computers to Control Household Device
Home computers may be used to control household lighting, heating, or any other device that uses an electrical switch. Up to eight devices or circuits may be controlled.
interfacing a computer parallel printer port • controlling household appliances • controlling household switches • using pc to control switches • using pc to control household devices