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* [[ | * [[A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ (Part 1)]] (Jun 1996) | ||
* [[ | * [[A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ (Part 2)]] (Jul 1996) | ||
* [[ | * [[A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ (Part 3)]] (Aug 1996) | ||
* [[Manage Your Configuration Files and Data]] (Sep 1997) | * [[Manage Your Configuration Files and Data]] (Sep 1997) | ||
Latest revision as of 00:52, 23 February 2020
Stefan Ruck got in touch with computers in 1981 at school, where he did some BASIC programming. Later on he also tried a little bit of Assembler and Pascal. In 1987 he started professional programming on IBM mainframes in COBOL. Since 1989, PC, DOS and C have been the keywords of his job. In 1996, Windows and MFC were added. OS/2 is his private training environment for OOP in C++ since 1994. The main result of this is the program HexEdit for OS/2, an MDI hex editor.
Articles
- A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ (Part 1) (Jun 1996)
- A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ (Part 2) (Jul 1996)
- A Progress-indicating Status Line in C++ (Part 3) (Aug 1996)
- Manage Your Configuration Files and Data (Sep 1997)
- Multilingual Resources (Nov 1997)
- Let's Talk About... Singleton (Dec 1997)
- Mnemonics in Dialog Boxes (Sep 1998)
- A Keystroke Recorder (Jan 1999)
- Singletons - The Next Generation (Sep 1999)
Links
- Homepage (archived)