Ar an Friday 21 June 2002 11:30, scriobh David Neary:
> nils Olofsson wrote:
> > hi,
> > will be up in the 'big smoke' on saturday,and i wanted to buy a
> > good c linux programming book in the book store near
> > trinity(cannot remember the name)any way i looked on amazon.com
> > and found Begining Linux Programming, I just want a good book to
> > start off with .... any Ideas
Another book for C programming that shouldn't be overlooked is "A Book
on C" by Kelly/Pohl. It's the standard recommended book for teaching
first year C in both UCG (err... sorry... NUI, Galway) and UCD.
It's primarily about C programming, but it's teaching is based around
the *nix operating system and has a section called "Advanced
Applications" that deals with processes, interprocess communication
and so forth.
I think it's in its 4/5th edition now (I have the lowly 3rd). It also
features a small section on Moving from C to C++, and the newer
editions also have a section on moving from C to Java.
Barry.
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