The PC-GPE ( PC GAMES PROGRAMMERS ENCYCLOPEDIA)as it currently stands is a collection of text files, each covering a different aspect of programming games for the PC.Some files were obtained from the net, others were grabbed off Usenet, quite a few were written for the PC-GPE. Every effort has been made to contact the original authors of all public domain articles obtained via ftp. In some cases the original authors were not able to be contacted. Seeing as these files were already available to the public the liberty was taken to include them anyway. The files were not modified in any way.

Where can we find this encyclopedia you haven't left a thing of clue. I would really like to read about it and to learn from it because it looks great from what have you wrote in this review in the previous post.

Could oyu please post downlaod link or something similar to the oficial web site.

Google this : http://www.google.com/search?client=opera&...-8&oe=utf-8

I'm just guessing that this is the correct search criteria.

Thanks though I haven't realised that this is in fact encyclopedia for the dos games programming and I also though it is portal and it is in fact some lame site on geocities.

Lame sites on geocities? Last time I checked, those "lame" sites taught me my basic graphics maneuvers .
The PC Game Programmers Encylocpaedia 1.0 hasn't been worked on for a long time if I'm right,
but it's still very useful for a bunch of three-dimensional techniques.

Question though - why's this posted in the C/C++ forums? I thought half of the stuff there
was either language-independent or based on x86 assembly.

Edit: Oh yeah. This thing hasn't been worked on in forever. Last update was back in 1997 and that was for the
second version of the encyclopaedia.

This post has been edited by osknockout: Apr 22 2007, 12:02 PM

You see that I had right there are many better resources today which have been modernized and adjusted to the current standards because knowldge is increasing in the computer science every day and if you see its almost decade old.

And there are now books which are really well written and adjusted either for starters or experienced programmers. Like advanced 3D game progrmaming. So you see things have to be updated regulary if you want to have good reference for starting some serious project.