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<h2>LPC Documentation</h2>

<p>Note: None of the documentation in this section is designed
specifically for DGD so expect some differences between the listed
sources and how DGD really works!</p>

<ul>
  <li><a href=
  "http://discworld.atuin.net/external/lpc_for_dummies/index.htm">DiscWorld
  MUD's LPC for Dummies</a></li>
  <!-- a direct link to this would be best... -->

  <li><a href="../external/Basic_LPC.html">Descartes of Borg's
  (in)famous LPC tutorial.</a></li>

  <li>Jehuda's <a href=
  "http://www.geocities.com/homemud/Textbooks-e.html">Page of LPC
  Tutorials</a> has a lot of places to learn LPC. (gone?)</li>

  <li>DiscWorld MUD's <a href=
  "http://discworld.atuin.net/external/lpc_for_dummies/">LPC For
  Dummies</a> textbook.</li>

  <li>I've gotten a good start on adapting Ronny Wikh's <a href=
  "http://www.sneakers.org/lpmud/www.neosoft.com/genesis/lpc_toc.html">
  LPC Textbook</a>. It was one of the best available sources for
  learning LPC. I now believe that my <a href="../LPC/">DGD
  adaptation</a> is a better way to learn and a better reference,
  at least if you're using DGD.</li>

  <li>The <a href=
  "http://www.lysator.liu.se/nanny/docs/manual/manual.html">NannyMUD
  LPC Manual</a> is about an older dialect of LPC.</li>

  <li>Man pages of <a href="http://amylaar.pages.de/doc/">LDMUD
  functions</a> and <a href="http://amylaar.pages.de/doc/LPC">older
  LPC stuff.</a></li>
</ul>