Re: C programming resource

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Pasting this from the faq doc Anuz recently prepared (with help from others on this list) for newbies.

Thanks,
Hiren

C language programming books:

1. The C programming language by Kerninghan and Ritchie.
Its a must-have book, most code in Kernel is written in C language and
mastering C is important and there is nothing better than KnR for this job.
2. Practical C programming by By Steve Oualline
Good book for developing a good coding style in C language
3. C traps and pitfalls by Andrew koeing
A book which talks about limitations and issues with C programming, a very
helpful textbook to understand where you can make mistakes.
4. Expert C programming: deep C secrets by Peter V Linden
A very good books, which teaches a lot of nuances of C language.
5. The C programming Manual by Harbison and Steele
This book ventures deep into the C programming language mostly details of
standards and changes in C, its quite advance in nature.


On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 9:37 PM, Sameer Rahmani <lxsameer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,
i'm not a C programmer , but i have a medium level of C programming knowledge that i think its not enough for spend time on kernel source.
so could you people guide me for choosing a good resource for improving my C programming knowledge?


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