I took a harvard course in c++.
not really
[url]http://academicearth.org/courses/introduction-to-computer-science-i[/url]
:P
[QUOTE=neil_purt;27752660]if youre interested in developing cheats for source engine games then you must start learning about reverse engineering.
[url]www.gamedeception.net[/url] would be a good place to read about this sort of deal (once you have some c++ experience, that is).[/QUOTE]
Gamedeception will only give you help, not guide you through it like a baby. Once you fluently learn C++, which will probably a take decent amount of time, examine old sources first. uc-forum.com is also a good resource.
Another good youtube person to learn from is - [url]http://www.youtube.com/user/xoaxdotnet[/url]
Keep in mind he sometimes forgets to simplify things.
Here are some tasks that you need to accomplish before attempting to hack a source game(I've hacked a source game before)
1. Learn pointers, and memory management
2. Learn how to create and use a class
3. Learn inline function hooking
4. Learn dll injection
And you should be set :D
I've started reading C++ for dummies today, it explains stuff really well but I'll only be using it for learning, getting a more advanced book tomorrow that i'll be using as a reference manual
[QUOTE=Kondor58;27799825]I've started reading C++ for dummies today, it explains stuff really well but I'll only be using it for learning, getting a more advanced book tomorrow that i'll be using as a reference manual[/QUOTE]
If you need a reference manual, why not just get the actual C Programming Language reference?
Or, you know, just google it.
This place is pretty useful
[url]http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/[/url]
Don't be prepared to learn+understand everything.
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