how to creat a web browser

[blossoming_hearts]

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

plz. help

[Jack Klein]

On 17 May 2005 19:03:14 -0700, bl************* **@yahoo.com wrote in
comp.lang.c:

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?
You can't make a web browser with standard C, since the language does
not have any built-in networking support. So the question is
off-topic here.
can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

plz. help

Programming languages require very precise input. If you can't use
proper spelling, capitalization, and punctuation in English, how can
you possibly hope to write programs?

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[Null_Ptr_72]

"Programmin g languages require very precise input. If you can't use
proper spelling, capitalization, and punctuation in English, how can
you possibly hope to write programs?" ?????

That was --while true-- a harsh gesture. As it is off-topic too! Last
time I checked standard C it didn't include "written language critique"

[Alan Balmer]

On 17 May 2005 19:03:14 -0700, bl************* **@yahoo.com wrote:

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

plz. help

The first language you need is English. Then you can find an
appropriate newsgroup to post in. This is not it.

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Balmer Consulting
re************* ***********@att .net

[Anonymous 7843]

In article <11************ *********@g14g2 000cwa.googlegr oups.com>,
<bl************ ***@yahoo.com> wrote:

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

You can download the source code for firefox and see how they did it:

http://www.mozilla.org/download-mozilla.html

You may find the complexity intimidating, but if you want to write
anything more than a toylike browser, you'll need to come to grips with
the reality of the situation. In fact, it might be just as rewarding to
contribute to their project rather than trying to go it alone.

Good luck, and just because you don't write perfectly standard English
at all times doesn't mean you can't handle programming. I've met
and worked with a few borderline dyslexic programmers who were top-notch.
I was glad to fix their occasional spelling mistakes or poor word choice
for them so that they could concentrate on developing cool software.

[Arafangion]

Alan Balmer wrote:

On 17 May 2005 19:03:14 -0700, bl************* **@yahoo.com wrote:

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

plz. help

The first language you need is English. Then you can find an
appropriate newsgroup to post in. This is not it.

To translate... What these people are saying is that generally, one
needs to learn to crawl before they learn to walk.

Writting a web browser is generally considered to be one of the hardest
things to write, and I know of no project that was started from scratch
in this decade.
The newest project I know of that attempts just this is Dillo (And it
happens to be extremely fast and written in C), however even they appear
to use an existing, although very old and small renderer as a basis
(From what I can see).
Dillo has alot of problems, however, as the simple fact of the matter
is that very few websites are correctly written, and the primary job of
a modern web browser is to be able to render acceptably websites that
may not be "correct". Slashdot is one particularly nasty website for
Dillo, for instance.

[Ronny Mandal]

> Programming languages require very precise input. If you can't use

proper spelling, capitalization, and punctuation in English, how can
you possibly hope to write programs?

Apropos, I recently had a co-worker; a programmer, who was a dyslectic.
Because of that, he had to double-check and sometimes triple-check his
writings. When verifying the code, he more than occasionally discovered bugs
and optimization-opportunities. His code never contained error related to
variable-names.

--

Regards,
Ronny Mandal

[Malcolm]

<bl************ ***@yahoo.com> wrote

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

Do you want to create a web browser from scratch, or do you want to call
someone else's code so that you can incorporate a browser into your own
application?

Browsers are inherently graphical. Do you want to write the graphics
routines from scratch, or do you want to call someone else's library?

(You cannot do graphical output in ANSI C, and need a third party library
for window maagement and the like, but this will be the least of your
problems.)

[CBFalconer]

Arafangion wrote:

Alan Balmer wrote:

bl************* **@yahoo.com wrote:

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to
make a web browser ?

The first language you need is English. Then you can find an
appropriate newsgroup to post in. This is not it.

To translate... What these people are saying is that generally,
one needs to learn to crawl before they learn to walk.

Writting a web browser is generally considered to be one of the
hardest things to write, and I know of no project that was
started from scratch in this decade.

... snip ...

Besides which a request using silly abbreviations, lower case i, 2
in place of two, etc. is fundamentally offensive to the reader and
demonstrates ignorance, rather than a language barrier. The
conclusion may be wrong, but the subject is off-topic here anyhow.

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[Alan Balmer]

On Thu, 19 May 2005 04:40:47 +1000, Arafangion
<Ar********@inv alid.email.addr ess.com> wrote:

Alan Balmer wrote:

On 17 May 2005 19:03:14 -0700, bl************* **@yahoo.com wrote:

now i have problem i.e how 2 creat a web browser ?

can any1 help me on this
which languge i need 2 know what other things i need 2 know to make a
web browser ?

plz. help

The first language you need is English. Then you can find an
appropriate newsgroup to post in. This is not it.

To translate... What these people are saying is that generally, one
needs to learn to crawl before they learn to walk.

I'm not surprised that you think the OP needs a translator, but what I
was saying was:

1. Leet speak may be appropriate when discoursing with other children
about favorite rock stars (translation:
l3E7 $p33|< ma% |3E aPPr0PR|A+E \/\/HEN disKu55][Ng |=4V0|2|tE
r0xxx0R 574|2$ W][tH 07]-[Er (H][1|)r3]\[

but it's not appropriate when discussing technical matters with
professionals, and sloppy language in general is a bad sign in a
would-be programmer.

2. How to create a web browser is not topical in this newsgroup.

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Al Balmer
Balmer Consulting
re************* ***********@att .net