[H-GEN] The perennial book thread

[Raymond Smith]

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Jason Parker-Burlingham said:
> Does anyone know of a good source of C coding examples to draw on?  It
> doesn't necessarily have to be a guide or book built to learn from; a
> decent collection of medium-sized programs that are written how good
> programmers write will do the trick.

What -- GLIBC isn't good enough for you? :-P I'm not sure, but a good
source of reviews of books is the Association of C and C++ Users' book
reviews:
    http://www.accu.org/bookreviews/public/index.htm

Other than that, you really can't go past trying different approaches
and getting them reviewed by a good Mentor.

Cheers,

Raymond
-- 
raymond at humbug.org.au



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