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Contents 1 Libraries 1.1 All-in-one 1.2 Graphics 1.2.1 2D 1.2.2 3D 1.2.3 Image Manipulation 1.3 Networking 1.4 Sound 2 Resources 2.1 Books Online 2.2 Online Resources 2.3 Community Resources 3 Tools 4 Footnotes

[edit] Libraries

[edit] All-in-one

• DirectX (2D, 3D graphics, input, sound)
• SDL (2D, 3D graphics^[1], input, sound)

[edit] Graphics

[edit] 2D

• Allegro
• SDL

[edit] 3D

• Direct3D
• OpenGL

[edit] Image Manipulation

• DevIL
• libpng

[edit] Networking

• RakNet

[edit] Sound

• DirectSound
• OpenAL
• FMod
• IrrKlang
• Audiere

[edit] Resources

[edit] Books Online

• Thinking in C++
• C++: A Dialog
• C++ in Action

[edit] Online Resources

• MSDN on Standard C and C++ libraries
• The C++ FAQ Lite
• The Standard Template Library
• Herb Sutter's 'Guru of the Week' Articles
• Stroustrup's C++ Page

[edit] Community Resources

• C and C++ Game Programming Forum @ GPWiki
• C++ Newsgroup

[edit] Tools

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• Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express (free IDE)
• Code::Blocks (free IDE)

[edit] Footnotes

1. ↑ SDL supports 3D graphics through OpenGL.