You can also try the link below it's a very good one.
From there you can even upload your own code to the site.
And there are also coding contest, so you can win prize.
You can write DLLs in C and call the exported routines from a VB program. You can't compile C programs using VB, though, as far as I know.
Russ
bobbitts@hotmail.com
Microsoft Visual Studio can have both Visual Basic and C/C++, but the compilers are separate. You can't compile C/C++ if you only have Visual Basic. You need to own both packages, Visual Basic and Visual C++.
You can write DLLs in Visual Basic that Visual C++ can use, but the problem is Visual Basic DLLs are sometimes slower than Visual C++ DLLs.
If you are interested in C/C++, get the standard edition of Visual C++, it is cheap. If you get serious about C++, get the professional or enterprise edition.
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