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===Game Programming=== | ===Game Programming=== | ||
* [http://www.OpenGL.org/ opengl.org] - official site for OpenGL information | |||
* [http://developer.nvidia.com/page/home.html NVIDIA Developer Zone] - OpenGL, DirectX, PhysX, and CUDA resourses | |||
* [http://developer.amd.com/pages/default.aspx AMD Developer Central] - Resources for GPU programming and development | |||
* [http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2006/11/06/997852.aspx Rocket Commander Tutorials] - 10-Part Howto make 3D Games Tutorial. | * [http://blogs.msdn.com/coding4fun/archive/2006/11/06/997852.aspx Rocket Commander Tutorials] - 10-Part Howto make 3D Games Tutorial. | ||
* [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb147298(VS.85).aspx Directx C++] - Documentation for Unmanaged Directx. | * [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb147298(VS.85).aspx Directx C++] - Documentation for Unmanaged Directx. | ||
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* [http://www.mdxinfo.com/ Managed Directx Info] - Includes various resources, tools, samples, code snippets for Managed Directx. | * [http://www.mdxinfo.com/ Managed Directx Info] - Includes various resources, tools, samples, code snippets for Managed Directx. | ||
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* [http://gameprogrammer.org/ GameProgrammer.org] - Resources on OpenGL and DirectX game programming | |||
* [http://www.gamedev.net/ Gamedev] - Website with a lot of useful resources for game developers. | * [http://www.gamedev.net/ Gamedev] - Website with a lot of useful resources for game developers. | ||
* [http://www.ozone3d.net/index.php oZone3D.Net] - Tutorials and resources for OpenGL, DirectX and LUA programming | * [http://www.ozone3d.net/index.php oZone3D.Net] - Tutorials and resources for OpenGL, DirectX and LUA programming |
Revision as of 01:22, 18 October 2008
This is a list of sites relating to programming, covering both general and HL2 specific topics.
General
- Microsoft Developer Network
- DevX
- Programmer's Heaven
- Tech books for free
- thefreecountry
- The Code Project
- Learn-Programming.za.net
- Dev Articles
- Code Beach
- Dev Shed Forums
- Yahoo! Directory: Computer Programming and Development
Game Programming
- opengl.org - official site for OpenGL information
- NVIDIA Developer Zone - OpenGL, DirectX, PhysX, and CUDA resourses
- AMD Developer Central - Resources for GPU programming and development
- Rocket Commander Tutorials - 10-Part Howto make 3D Games Tutorial.
- Directx C++ - Documentation for Unmanaged Directx.
- Directx Managed - Documentation for Managed Directx.
- Managed Directx Info - Includes various resources, tools, samples, code snippets for Managed Directx.
- GameProgrammer.org - Resources on OpenGL and DirectX game programming
- Gamedev - Website with a lot of useful resources for game developers.
- oZone3D.Net - Tutorials and resources for OpenGL, DirectX and LUA programming
Half-Life specific
- Mattie's Eventscripts - Great for gaining some minor coding experience, simple plugin addon for Source games.
- Razvanadrian - Half Life 2 Coding
Sample Source Code
- Quake Engine Source Code - Source code from old Quake (used by Half-Life too) and Doom games.
- Mech Commander 2 - Entire game and source code. Can serve as an example for learning programming.
- Plan of Attack Source Code - The entire source code (including art assets) for the Plan of Attack mod, free to use in other mods.
C++
- Thinking in C++ (2nd Edition)
- C++ for you
- CoderSource.net: C++ Programming Tutorials
- MSDN: Getting Started with Visual C++
- LearnCpp.com
- Xoax.net C++ Video Tutorials
- Cprogramming.com
- cplusplus.com
- Wiki Books: C++ Programming
- An introduction to C, by Tom Torfs
- C++ In Action
- C++: A Dialog