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Subject: Tartan Labs
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Date: Fri, 9-May-86 09:26:04 EDT
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Date: 8 May 1986, 20:12:12 CST
From: J. Philip Miller          314/362-3617         C90562JM at WUVMD
      Biostatistics-Box 8067
      Washington University Medical School
      St. Louis, MO 63110

Subject: Re: Who are Tartan Labs?
Eric Werme <werme%alliant.uucp@BRL.ARPA>  writes:
>The reason I'm posting this is that they also produced a book entitled
>"The C Reference Manual" that is a wonderful compilation of information
>on C that any serious user or compiler writer should have next to K&R,
>especially if they are interested in portable code.  The book covers
>all sorts of weird cases that you just can't answer from K&R.  Available
>in better bookstores on the East and West coasts.
I can certainly support that the Harbison & Steele is a good ref book
but want to FLAME about the EAST/WEST COAST biggotry.  Even B. Dalton
in St. Louis has it!