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- What and where is SNIPPETS?
Excerpt from the SNIPPETS FAQ follows:
The SNIPPETS archive, maintained by Bob Stout, contains public
domain/freeware portable C/C++ source code & instructional text.
There are more than 500 files, including:
Approx. 56,000 lines of code + approx. 10,000 lines of
tutorials.
Approx. 30% PC-specific, 70% portable
Approx. 6% C++-specific, 94% C/C++
The PC-specific functions are system-level utility code - no
multimedia or GUI code. Tested on all popular PC compilers plus
Unix compilers where possible. An eclectic collection with
everything from macros to complete cut-and-paste C/C++ code
solutions & utilities, along with FAQ and instructional files.
Official SNIPPETS sites: <ftp://ftp.snippets.org/>
<http://www.snippets.org/>
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