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Thanx! It's great. Although I need more info, this page is perfect for getting started. Thanks ALOT!!!! <br />
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Thanx! It's great. Although I need more info, this page is perfect for getting started. Thanks ALOT!!!!

This is still open for others to add to.


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I have a bunch of ideas for a MUD (multi user dungeon/dimension/etc....)<wbr /> and i want to build one. I hear that they are done in C++, i know the basic lang., so i decided to look into it. I was wondering how you'd write something like that that would provide i/o access on a server to tons of different users connected to. Any reference to books or pages accepted/ or some code or anything!!! Thanx- <br />
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I have a bunch of ideas for a MUD (multi user dungeon/dimension/etc....) and i want to build one. I hear that they are done in C++, i know the basic lang., so i decided to look into it. I was wondering how you'd write something like that that would provide i/o access on a server to tons of different users connected to. Any reference to books or pages accepted/ or some code or anything!!! Thanx- 
                                   TRM

MUDs

C++ is an intermediate-level general-purpose programming language, not to be confused with C or C#. It was developed as a set of extensions to the C programming language to improve type-safety and add support for automatic resource management, object-orientation, generic programming, and exception handling, among other features.