How come no one mentioned the Hacking Exposed series? It's the best in my opinion.

centip3de wrote:Well thanks for all the support everyone! 2 posts made already!

Will you give us the link?

Looking forward to reading your dev blog. You can count on me commenting on it, flooding it with questions (when I have the time of course).

Cent, where did you learn how to develop an OS? Is your knowledge based only on OSDev.org? Is it possible to learn the basics from there (for, let's say, x86 architecture)? Don't you want to write a developer's blog about the development of your OS?

Why, what do you want to acomplish? Do you have a project in mind for which the languages you already know are not good enough? Certain languages are good for certain tasks, that's for sure. But if you want to learn just for the sake of learning, that's ok too of course (altough I can't imagine how ...

First thing that comes to mind: http://www.opengl.org/documentation/ I think he refers to something with which he can design normal GUI-s easily by clicking and dragging. But if you want to use OpenGL, take a look at GLUT. All in all It depends on what kind of gui you want. Win32: Visua...

Hello forum, I'm pretty new to this website. So I guess I'll introduce myself somewhere. I'm a Bioinformatics major (which is basically a double major in computer science and cellular biology). I've learned how to code in c++, and I will be learning Java in a class next semester. Although its curre...

The '=' operator doesn't mean "equal", the equal operator is '=='. The '=' is assignment, which returns true if the assignment could be done, and returns false otherwise. That is not completely correct based on the way you worded it. See http://www.php.net/manual/en/language&#...

The '=' operator doesn't mean "equal", the equal operator is '=='. The '=' is assignment, which returns true if the assignment could be done, and returns false otherwise.

*sigh*
Just install linux, and use that... it will be easier to use for python programming.