Re: Suggested reading for learning C?

["Simon 'corecode' Schubert" <corecode@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 11.09.2004, at 03:49, Joshua Coombs wrote:
> So, I'm starting to actually put some code out instead of just
> waiting for someone to impliment my ideas.  Problem is I'm modifying
> what to me is pretty high level C while only just able to read it
> let alone know what I'm actually doing.  Does anyone have a
> suggestion or three for reading material to help get myself up to
> speed?
>
> (For refrence, I'm working on a base proof of concept build of my
> routing engine proposal from awhile back.  Hopefully by the time I
> get it working fully DF will be ready to impliment it.)

nice! I already thought that we lost you on the way... :)
wouldn't be easier to implement a prototype/proof of concept in a 
higher level language?

anyways, the book "the c programming language" by kernighan and ritchie 
and the stuff by stevens (advanced programming in the UNIX environment) 
are good to start with, i think

cheers, happy hacking
  simon

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