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From: Rod Anderson:R01F04A
Date: ## 06/07/93 08:35 ##
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Date: ## 06/07/93 09:42 ##
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> I am desperately seeking for COFF format description > OK
> I know that this is a kind of stuff you can find everywhere, but I simply
cannot > find a FORMAL and COMPLETE description (I mean something better than
contents > of a.out.h file).
> Thanks for any info / pointers ...
>
> Gregory
I don't actually have the book, but I believe there is a "Nutshell" book on COFF
format. The "Nutshell" books are some of the best books on some of the least
documented features of UNIX. There are also "Nutshell" books on Awk, Lex/YACC,
Internet Networking, and others (I didn't find the Networking book to be up to
their standards, but that's me). I think it's "Nutshell" as in "UNIX in a
Nutshell". You would recognize the books as spiral-bound softcover books with
pictures of unusual animals (mostly rodents, I think 8-) on them.
Anyway, the books are put out by O'Reilly & Associates, 632 Petaluma Ave.,
Sebastopol, CA 95472, (800)338-6887 (US only), (707)829-0515, (707)829-0104
(fax).
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