evh@vax1.acs.udel.EDU (SAVILLE) (09/25/87)
I find Stephen Kochan's "Programming In C" to be a good book for beginners. Not to much on double pointers and complex stuff like a static array of pointers to functions returning integers(yeah right.....). Then again, neither does 'k & r'. I was hoping for some one to come out with a advanced C programming book. I've seen titles that claim to be advanced, but they only have open/read/write type stuff and that's in k&r. The index in k&r is terrible. evh@vax1.acs.udel.edu
bcx@eeg.UUCP (Bryan Costales) (09/26/87)
Allen Holub, I his "C Chest" collumn of Dr. Dobbs Journal, wrote: "The best introduction to the [C] language I have seen is Bryan Costales' `C from A to Z'" [from Prentice Hall]. I agree. It's too bad so few bookstores choose to carry it.