a beginner

a beginner

[I.E.]

Hi 
I've just started to learn C/C++ on Linux with GCC.
Now I'm locking for a mailinglist to ask those annoying beginnersquestions.

After locking through the archiv (not understanding most of it) I'm not shure
if this is the right place.

So before I start bugging you could someone just say 
Yes, start asking
or
No, go to ....

Thanks

I.E.

Re: a beginner

[Alexandre Oliva]

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On May 14, 2000, "I.E." <prall@r5.mnd.fh-wiesbaden.de> wrote:

> Now I'm locking for a mailinglist to ask those annoying beginnersquestions.

If the questions are about the C or C++ languages or libraries, this
is *not* the right place; instead, try newsgroups such as comp.lang.c
and comp.lang.c++.  If the questions are about issues particular to
GCC usage, this is the mailing list you should be writing to.

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Re: a beginner

[Martin v. Loewis]

> I've just started to learn C/C++ on Linux with GCC.  Now I'm locking
> for a mailinglist to ask those annoying beginnersquestions.
> 
> After locking through the archiv (not understanding most of it) I'm not shure
> if this is the right place.

No, it isn't. Instead, you should use the language newsgroups,
e.g. comp.lang.c, comp.lang.c++, comp.lang.c++.moderated,
de.comp.???.c++.

Regards,
Martin