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Thank you for visiting our links page. The links below are to sites that we have visited and found useful. If you find any dead links here, please send us an email so that we can correct the problem. Programming (General) Planet Source Code - An absolutely massive database of source code in loads of different programming languages including C, C++, ASP, VBScript, Delphi, Java, Javascript, Perl, Php. The list is huge. Anyone can sign up and submit code for others to learn from. Programmer's Heaven - Very like the above but also covers more low level languages such as assembly. This site is also organised by category as well as by language and is a very valuable resource to anyone with an ineterest in programming. The Code Project - This site was put together by professional developers, their is a lot of advanced code there. The site is windows code specific. Assembly Language Linux Assembly Language - This site covers everything you could possibly want to know about programming linux in assembly language. It has several tutorials that take you right from the start, teach you how system calls are implemented etc. Iczelion's Win32 Assembly Homepage - This site is and excellent resource for anyone wanting to program 32bit windows in assembly language. It has loads of tutorials and lots of example programs that you can download free of charge. Win32 Programming for x86 Assembly Language - Assumes you know some assembly language but takes you right from the beginning for programming 32-bit windows with it. Operating System Development Chris Lattner's Operating System Resource Center - A large resource containing information about computer hardware and software. It has information on file systems, executable formats and much more. Darren Lapins - Creating your own Operating System - A small tutorial explaining how to write your bootsector code. It also goes through the BIOS interrupt service routines. Miscellaneous The Programmer's File Format Collection - A highly valuable resource containing definitions of many commonly used file formats. It has some source code for certain formats. NASM - The Netwide Assembler - Download the Netwide assembler here. NASM is a freeware, open source assembler that can assemble 16 or 32 bit code into many object file formats including win32 and elf. Winamp - Well what the hell, you've got to have something to play you music while you're programming. Get winamp if you are running windows. XMMS - And get Xmms, a media player for X11 that uses the winamp GUI. It can also use winamp skins and will play just about every file format imaginable.