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Subject: Books on C?
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Date: Tue, 18-Mar-86 20:13:21 EST
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I am willing to research book reviews, but I'd like some input from real C
wizards as well, so... If you could only have one C book (other than your
compiler's ref manual), which one would it be? K&R?  Does anyone prefer a
more up-to-date book which describes enums, voids, etc.?  If you could have
two, what would they be?

I need a book or two about C to have at home next to my Amiga.  I read the
copy of K&R at work, of course, but wonder if it's really worth the $20+.
Please respond directly to me, as I don't read INFO-C.  If sufficient replies
warrant, I will summarize back to the net.

Steve Walton			 ARPA:	walton%deimos@hamlet.caltech.edu
Caltech Solar Astronomy          BITNET:swalton@caltech.bitnet
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