[Ilugc] A good 'C' book?
- From: chaks.yoper@xxxxxxxxx (Chakkaradeep C C)
- Date: Mon May 29 13:50:03 2006
Hi all,
On 5/29/06, Shuveb Hussain <shuveb@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hm...
I'm fairly good at C.. but not that good... I want to start looking at
the kernel code and try and understand things.
I'm seeing questions on which C book to follow and which distro to
use. Man this is classic material that start flame wars. I smell
something burning already!
disucssions regarding "C" books,distros all depends on each individual's
interest. I may like one book/one distro and you cannot expect the same from
others....i think thats the reason there are several distros out there.....
instead of discussing on these , by now if the person who asked had visited
some good buk shop/distrowatch, and read a jist of the book/review, he could
arrived with a book/distro.
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Shuveb Hussain.
UNIX is very user friendly. It is but a little
choosy about who its friends are.
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C.C.Chakkaradeep,
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