C++ tutorial & reference websites

[Rock]

www.gamehackers.net has several books for c++ available for download for free in .pdf(Acrobat Reader) format. These books include but are not limited to Sam's Teach Yourself C++ in 21 Days and C++ Programming For Dummies.

Can you get the exact link of where to download the books?

[Define]

[j0k3r]

I might upload the book to my website (since it's already in .html format) for all to view, as long as it doesn't eat my bandwidth to hell.

[Rock]

Let me know as soon as you do.

[Grok]

Let him know privately if it is a copyrighted material.

[LordVader]

Great C++ gui tutorial/reference:
http://www.winprog.org/tutorial/

[StAiN]

So much to choose from.. Finally.

[R.a.B.B.i.T]

C++ For Dummies by Stephen Randy Davis is what I have, it works, I'd recommend it.

Ugh, I hate that book.

[ColT]

C++ A Beginners Guide Second Edition By: Herbert Schildt. Is a good book.

[nslay]

Wiley's Teach Yourself C++ by Al Stevens

Very easy to read, not dry material either!  No C experience required.

[LordVader]

Was google'n some plugin system info..
Came accross this it's very nice and complete still looking thru.
Link:
Plugin Architecture

[Final]

I found a good at Barnes and Nobles that cost only 10 bucks. Teaches you the basics of c++ and thats about it but it has great detail and its for non-vc++ thank god.

Book Name:
C++ Programming in easy steps
Author:
Mike McGrath
ISBN:
0-7607-7138-3

I bought this Book about a year ago and it still helps alot every now and then.

[Win32]

"C++ Fundamentals" by Chuck Easttom, is what I'd suggest for the blatent beginner -- I started with it myself many a moon ago, $40 is what I paid then. I also recently came along an online version of it: http://www.charlesriver.com/resrcs/chapters/1584502371_1stChap.pdf