Re: Suggested reading for learning C?
On Sat, 11 Sep 2004, Robert Dormer wrote:
> On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 14:51:37 +0200, Emiel Kollof
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> Best way to do it is to read the ANSI standards, if you can get your
> hands on them. Obviously they don't fall under the category of "light
> reading," but then if you're doing a router table, that shouldn't
> scare you too much ;)
Speaking (bikeshedding?) as someone who hangs around pedagogues as part
of the day job, there isn't a single "best way" to "do it" (learn C):
and certainly, a fairly dry and opaque set of standards texts will only
appeal to a small subset of learners. The learning style, previous
experience, amount of expert contact available, will all vary the "best
way" but it's certainly a personal thing and one that a generalisation
is unlikely to fit. Additional to Joshua's (unknown) level of previous
programming experience, there are additional constraints on kernel
programming compared to general application writing which are also
unlikely to be captured in a single book that's also a great tutorial
(but I could be wrong!)
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