[Courses] Linux C
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millward at Ms.UManitoba.CA
Fri Feb 20 15:32:52 EST 2004
JesterDev asked about C tutorials.
You could look at:
http://www.gustavo.net/programming/c_tutorials.shtml
or just do a Google search for "C tutorials"
There is lots of free stuff out there, but try to find
an ANSI standard C. Something generic. You don't
want to get into bad habbits like using functions that
only work on a particular company's version of C.
( It's not just MicroS that has this problem )
I perfer books. Easier on the eyes and you can
look at them while you type. Try the local public
library or a used book store to save money.
Something like:
SAMS Teach Yourself C in 24 Hours
If you've decided on GNU Linux C ( just because
Linux is the best and GNU C /C++ is free and the best,
don't let me influence you! ), take a look at
Beginning Linux Programming, WROX Press or
SAMS Teach Yourself Linux Programming in 24 Hours.
Somewhere on the Net is a file called C Snippets
which is mostly legacy DOS ( but useful ) chucks of
C code. It has an excellent pointer tutorial worth getting.
Pointers are very important in C. Good Luck!
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