max wrote:
fred smith wrote:
On Mon, Apr 07, 2008 at 12:25:34PM -0400, max bianco wrote:
I want to learn C and I know there are quite a few programmers on this
list. I am looking for a couple of good books on learning C. I am not
exactly a beginner but I am no expert and i would like to start going
over everything from scratch. So if I could get some referrals to a
couple of books I would greatly appreciate it. I am looking for a good
thorough beginners guide to C and also something for the intermediate
programmer as I expect to get through the former in fairly short
order. I ultimately will be directing my efforts at kernel hacking. As
always , any advice and or opinion is gratefully received.
Max
I can't recall if I've seen these already mentioned here or not. My
apologies if I'm repeating. I've never been a big C programmer, but I
did latch on to a couple of books I thought worked well:
Programming in C (Stephen G. Kochan from Hayden Books (Sams))
The C Primer (Les Hancock/Morris Krieger from McGraw-Hill)
My copies of these are from the mid 80's, so I don't know if they are
still published. For reference I go with a lot of the O'Reilly books.
I have the "Practical C Programming" book and the C++ version too. I
thought they read well, but then I used to read (Air Force) tech orders
for fun when I was bored. I'm not exactly what most folks consider
normal 8^)
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