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DeNNiS M. RiTCHie - THe C PRoGRaMMiNG http://rapidshare.com/files/107656242/___DeNNiS_M._RiTCHie___-_THe_C_PRoGRaMMiNG_.rar
The "K & R", as it is widely known has a reputation of both being the pure encapsulation of and a terse discourse in the C Language. Both characterizations have equal merit. That being said, this shockingly succinct (at only 272 pages) publication is both tutorial and reference. In short, more of the "madness behind the method" is covered in this tome than the unwieldy but for some reason mandated college texts from the likes of Deitel or from the more cursory "Dummies" efforts. From the onset, the authors waste no time jumping into each concept with solid code examples. At first these may seem a little complex and in actuality they are–many of the standard library functions are stepped through to drive across such concepts. The authors preface with "C is not a big language", and that is true, however when one considers how the "B-52" of programming languages has been the linguistic basis for the more popular Java, C# and C++ (not to mention what for Ruby, Perl and Python are implemented in) the essence of this work by the authors of the language cannot be overstated. This is written with the student of the programming art in mind, whether at the collegiate or professional level. This should be a required introduction for Comp Sci or Engineering majors to that art, and every serious programming student or practitioner should own it. Given that it still holds its original value, chances are most do. Don’t let the price fool you–The C Programming Language is worth its weight in gold!
SaMS - TeaCH youRSeLF C iN 21 DayS http://rapidshare.com/files/107656343/___SaMS___-_TeaCH_youRSeLF_C_iN_21_DayS_.rar
I’ve searched through the most popular books on C and C++ trying to find something on how to determine how much memory is available for your data. I was looking for something comparable to the "memavail" command in Turbo Pascal. A programmer wants this information if he plans on putting most or all of his computer’s available memory to best use. Finally I found something, and it was in this book. (I am amazed that other books on C offer nothing by way of advice or anything else in this area.) It was an example of how to use the memory allocation function (malloc()), and it also provided an excellent example of what you can do with C pointers. My compliments to the author(s) of this book.
STeVe HoLMeS - C PRoGRaMMiNG http://rapidshare.com/files/107656451/___STeVe_HoLMeS___-_C_PRoGRaMMiNG_.rar
RiTCHie KeRNiGHaN - THe C PRoGRaMMiNG LaNGuaGe http://rapidshare.com/files/107656625/__RiTCHie__KeRNiGHaN___-_THe_C_PRoGRaMMiNG_LaNGuaGe_.rar
oReiLLy - PRaCTiCaL C PRoGRaMMiNG http://rapidshare.com/files/107656754/___oReiLLy___-_PRaCTiCaL_C_PRoGRaMMiNG_.rar
There are lots of introductory C books, but this is the first one that has the no-nonsense, practical approach that has made Nutshell Handbooks(R) famous. C programming is more than just getting the syntax right. Style and debugging also play a tremendous part in creating programs that run well and are easy to maintain.
Practical C Programming teaches you how to create programs that are easy to read, debug, and maintain. Practical rules are stressed. For example, there are fifteen precedence rules in C (&& comes before || comes before ?
. The practical programmer reduces these to two:
* multiplication and division come before addition and subtraction
Electronic Archaeology, the art of going through someone else’s code, is also described.
Topics covered: - Good programming style - C syntax: what to use and what not to use - The programming environment, including make - The total programming process - Floating point limitations - Tricks and surprises
In this second edition, program examples conform to ANSI C. Covers Turbo C (DOS) as well as the UNIX C compiler.