Difference between revisions of "Advanced"
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| − | '''Advanced Tutorials are meant to push the limits of a language, and optimize the code as much as possible. However, standard models can be included in this list if the tutorial provides examples that require extensive knowledge of a specific language or piece of hardware (such as GPU programming).''' | + | <br/>'''Advanced Tutorials are meant to push the limits of a language, and optimize the code as much as possible. However, standard models can be included in this list if the tutorial provides examples that require extensive knowledge of a specific language or piece of hardware (such as GPU programming).'''<br/> |
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| − | [[OS Development]] | + | [[OS Development]]<br/> |
| − | [[Language Development]] | + | [[Language Development]]<br/> |
| − | [[Creating your own Compiler]] | + | [[Creating your own Compiler]]<br/> |
| − | [[WINAPI Basics]] | + | [[WINAPI Basics]]<br/> |
| − | [[DirectX 9 Basics]] | + | [[DirectX 9 Basics]]<br/> |
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Revision as of 22:47, 20 August 2009
Advanced Tutorials are meant to push the limits of a language, and optimize the code as much as possible. However, standard models can be included in this list if the tutorial provides examples that require extensive knowledge of a specific language or piece of hardware (such as GPU programming).
OS Development
Language Development
Creating your own Compiler
WINAPI Basics
DirectX 9 Basics
