For more than a decade, the mission of the C/C++ Users Group (CUG) has been focused on low-cost distribution shareware and freeware C/C++ source code. The C/C++ Users Group is an independent organization sponsored by /C++ Users Journal which is impartial to compiler vendors or platforms. Though the majority of volumes primarily support MS-DOS, CUG focuses heavily on cross-platform compatability with Unix, MS Windows, and others.
My mission is to grow the library in both quality and quantity. I invite you to become a member in our informal band and nominate volumes for inclusion or submit your own (send email to Victor R. Volkman. Please help CUG uphold the ethic of sharing C/C++ code as freely as possible.
Although the initial emphasis was on distributing via diskettes, CUG has
now shifted to CD-ROM as its only distribution mechanism. One CD-ROM
volume gives you instant access to more than 300 volumes of C/C++ source
for many applications and platforms.
CUG is interested in ALL user supported C and C++ source code on ALL platforms. Programs need not be new and unique, nor massive, to be useful to other members. Many times even minor modifications of existing library programs are important to other members, especially if the modifications improve the portability of the code.
To qualify for inclusion in CUG, your program or library must meet the following criteria:
As a small token of our thanks for your submission, you will receive a FREE copy of the CUG CD-ROM
Popular submission categories include (but are not limited to!):This is your invitation to join the CUG, there's no obligation and no cost. Simply fill out the survey below and you'll receive periodic email announcements about "What's New at CUG" three to four times per year. These responses will help CUG determine how to best serve you and survey summary information will be posted when enough have been submitted. Naturally, you can unsubscribe at any time. Thanks for your interest.
You can answer the survey online at http://www.HAL9K.com/cug/
