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ye, thanks AndoidXP, i'll take a look

Quote: Originally Posted by JamesF1 Whilst the MATLAB help does cover everything , it doesn't cover it in a particularly simple or cohesive fashion - it kinda requires that you have some solid MATLAB knowledge on most topics before using it... which pretty much rules out learning MATLAB using it's built-in help. its a help not a tutorial once you have a basic idea of how matrices work the matlab docu is more than helpful... most of...

That's true to a certain extent - but most of the MATLAB documentation is poorly written and/or simply not clear enough to be useful. But, hey, that's just for me - I like clear, concise documentation.

Wait, so you actually took the advice someone gave you on the internet? Impossible. Well, if that's the truth then congrats to you, though I don't understand why I should be proud of you doing what you should've been doing from the beginning, not after countless failed threads and even Victor getting mad at you. Regarding C++, I doubt you'll find much more help than the existing CInsim library. In C++ you either do it...

Quote: Originally Posted by Shotglass clearly you have never used proper languages matlab is easy and extremely well documented No, PHP is really the only well documented Language out there. There is a central resource, where all information can be found. All of the other langues really lack this (Althought, you know I would LOVE to be proved wrong, but if you do, share with links to these so called resources.) Oh, and I'll add Python to...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dygear No, PHP is really the only well documented Language out there. There is a central resource, where all information can be found. Wow - I really disagree with you. In fact, I wouldn't even rate the PHP documentation that high in the overall scheme of things. Immediately .NET, Python, Ruby, Java come to mind as providing more easy to understand and in-depth documentation than PHP. Not least that they are...

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Quote: Originally Posted by Dygear No, PHP is really the only well documented Language out there. That's pretty close to the most preposterous thing I've ever heard. No other language on the planet is quite that filled with undocumented quirks and implementation specific behaviour. API documentation is easy enough to find (but certainly no better than any other API documentation out there), but dare to venture off the beaten path...

Quote: Originally Posted by Dygear There is a central resource, where all information can be found. All of the other langues really lack this (Althought, you know I would LOVE to be proved wrong, but if you do, share with links to these so called resources.) http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/ http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/ http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib/ http://www.ruby-doc.org/doxygen/current/ These two are my main programming languages...

CInSim is a good start, but be warned, there is a lot of work to get it up to the standard of even the stock LFS External. (Unless it's been updated recently) It comes with a very basic NCN packet method (sorry, not sure what the correct term is in C++ ), and that's pretty much it. All the background stuff like connecting and staying connected is there though. I had started working on it, to make a fully working lib, but then I...