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?
Hi,
this is a little off-topic because you seemed to ask for a C
introduction/tutorial.
But if you're looking for a detailed C _reference_ I'd recommend 'C - A
Reference Manual' by Harbison & Steele (Fifth Edition, 2002). It also
describes C99.
http://www.careferencemanual.com
Regards,
Sascha
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