From: "Brian Racer" <eagle1ssn AT yahoo DOT com>
Subject: Re: Book recommendations for C++ and 3D graphics
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I would also agree that thelearn c++ in 21 days is a very good book, in
fact, the one I used. And for DOS purposes, LaMothes book is also probally
the best. But FYI, I was in the book store the other day and LaMoth has
just wrote a new one, "Tip's and Trick's of the Windows game programming
guru's" --or something like that. The copyright is October 99. The only bad
thing is that it is Windows and Direct3d programming(which alot of people
don't like) but it has some other very interesting topics.