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Subject: Re: YACC
Summary: YACC Sources
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Date: 18 Jan 91 13:27:00 GMT
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I suggest that you obtain the addresses of bookstores which contain
an extensive library of UNIX books.  Some of these bookstores can 
help you select the book which best suits your needs.  One such
bookstore is in San Francisco.  I think it is called the Unicorn
Bookstore.  You can post an article to newsgroup comp.unix.questions
asking for the name/addresses of bookstores specializing in UNIX 
material.  The Unicorn Bookstore (San Francisco) comes to mind.