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For anyone that doesn’t know, there’s a series of books released about every 12 months called the "Game Programming Gems" (GPG).
These books (phone-book size) are a collection of short papers with code, written by (IMO) pretty high-calibre industry vets (Steve Rabin, etc.).
Anyway, google books has the first 40 pages of GPG1, available. Good read, and recommend it (and the subsequent 6 follow-up books) to any programmer or student out there.
-Brendan.
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GPG2 is also up there, with again the first 40 pages available to read.
Inline vs. Macros, Interfaces, Exporting DLL’s, and more design pattern examples (abstract factory, etc) for game-specific usage.
B.
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Theres also the more graphics orientated one GPU Gems: http://developer.nvidia.com/page/home.html.
The first three are up there as free html versions.
Nice bed-time reading :P
Colin
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