Languages and Computer systems

Python

• The python FAQ.
• The 1.3 release announce.
• Introduction to python. (Compressed dvi).
• Quick reference. (compressed ps).
• Quick reference, (hypertext version).
• Reference manual. (Compressed dvi).
• Extension manual. (Compressed dvi).
• The python library manual. (Compressed dvi).
• wxPython: a GUI development environment.
• ``using python'' preview of a book about python.
• UnixWorld Online: Tutorial Article No. 005: The What, Why, Who, and Where of Python.

• PariPython (Alpha release).
• Comparing python and perl.

• The official site.
• European mirror of official site.
• Python archive at IBP (in France).
• The proceedings of the python workshops.
• Work in progress.
• Virtual librairy : Python.
• Grail : Grail is an extensible Internet browser that can be used with the World Wide Web and repository based systems. It is written and extensible in Python, a free object-oriented programming language.
• Grail -- The Browser For The Rest Of Us (DRAFT)
• Notes on Python Common Gateway Interfaces Classes.
• A java/python comparison.
• A Java Python Interface!!
• A perl/python comparison.
• An in-depth java/python/phantom comparison, as distributed programming
• An in-depth java/python comparison
• Other comparisons (with perl).
• Python binaries for DOS.
• Python Performance Tips.

Perl

PARI/GP

• A user's manual for version 1.38.
• The FTP site.
• MuPAD, a computer algebra system which uses reportedly PARI as its low level computation layer.
• PariPython (Alpha release).

PVM

• PVM: Parallel Virtual Machine. A Users' Guide and Tutorial for Networked Parallel Computing.

Maple

TeX

• Home of the NTeX packages.
• Some docs about TeX, LaTeX(2e), MF,...
• The (La)TeX navigator.

Linux

• An ``official site''.
• A french site. (With ftp access.)
• The kernel hackers's guide.
• Home page of ncurses.
• Linux Projects Map.
• Kernel Configuration Help Texts.
• Linux Gazette.
• Other site for Linux Gazette.
• Linux Resource by Topic page.
• Linux Software Review (LSR) - a forum to discuss the various software programs and packages that are available for Linux.
• Woven Goods for LINUX (This is a list of Web Pages which describe different Programs and Applications able to run on Linux.)
• L'echo de Linux (Fanzine français).
• Linux Linux Development Projects.
• What's New in the Linux Applications and Utilities Page.
• Linux databases.
• Linux Now, ``The Most Complete Linux Reference''.
• Linux Web Watcher (Yahoo!-like directory for Linux).
• Linux benchmark results (cool!).

Tck/Tk

PostScript

• PostScript.
• A First Guide to PostScript.
• Internet Resources for POSTSCRIPT & GHOSTSCRIPT.
• Ghostscript, Ghostview and GSview.

HTML (+ HTTP, CGI...)

• HTML quick reference.
• HyperText Markup Language (HTML) Working Group.
• Virtual Library/CyberWeb: WWW Development.
• WWW, HTML, Mosaic, etc.
• HTTP: A protocol for networked information.
• Guidelines for Robot Writers.
• All Internet Request for Comments (RFCs)
• Analog, a program to analyse logfiles from WWW servers.
• The bare bones guide to html (Cheat sheet for HTML up to 3.0).
• Introducing HTML 3.2.
• CGI programming.
• Special Edition: Using CGI.
• Yale web Style Guide.
• Sun's Guide to Web Style.
• The Elsop Webmaster Resource Center.
• GIMP Home Page
• Web Site Development Information.
• A collection of textures.
• HTML 4.0 draft standard.

Languages critiques

• Recent thread about python, tcl and perl in the news.
• Comparisons of Tcl with other systems.
• Tcl Considered Harmful.
• the Programming Language Critiques page.

Other references.

• Free compilers list (hypertext version).
• Programming Language Research.
• Smalltalk/X Online Documentation.
• Modula-3 Home page.
• Object-Orientation FAQ.
• Revised(4) Report on the Algorithmic Language Scheme.
• The Cecil/Vortex project.
• A page about C programming.
• The Java language.
• The self page.
• The Internet Request For Comments (or RFC) documents are the written definitions of the protocols and policies of the Internet. This page provides entry points to get at the RFCs.
• The cocktail compiler construction set documentation, and the FTP site.
• The Gentle Compiler Construction System.
• comp.lang.eiffel Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).
• Eiffel.
• Object Current.
• Inform is a free compiler for adventure games, written by Graham Nelson.
• Objective CAML.
• Objective C.
• MySQL Home Page.
• Gtk, a new free widget toolkit (used in the GIMP).

Stéfane Fermigier. Page created (or updated) on Fri Nov 28 17:23:08 1997.

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