From: skates.gsfc.nasa.gov!bambam.gsfc.nasa.gov!nbssal@ames.arc.nasa.gov (Step he Leake)
Subject: Re: Learning C and C++
Date: 28 May 93 18:20:00 GMT [thread overview]
Message-ID: <28MAY199313201185@bambam.gsfc.nasa.gov> (raw)
In article <738497688.6331@minster.york.ac.uk> mjl-b@minster.york.ac.uk writes:
>For my next job, I'll be working in C and possibly C++ (no flames, please).
>Can anyone recommend some good books on both for someone who has a Pascal
>and Ada background?
I've found "C, A Reference Manual" by Harbison & Steele, Third Edition, to be a
s
good as the Ada LRM. That is, if you REALLY want to know what the syntax is
supposed to mean (as defined by ANSI), you can find out here. It also goes
into some of the history of why ANSI C still has some of the bad things C does;
at least you get some understanding, if not relief.
Stephen Leake NASA Goddard Robotics Lab
internet : nbssal@robots.gsfc.nasa.gov
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1993-06-03 12:48 Learning C and C++ Robert Dewar
1993-06-02 19:08 Robert Kitzberger
1993-06-01 6:15 Dag Bruck
1993-05-31 13:18 LEARNING C AND C++ Bjarne Stroustrup
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1993-05-28 20:22 Learning C and C++ Robert Dewar
1993-05-28 9:00 Peter Hermann
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