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Date: Sat, 14 Mar 1998 08:09:12 -0500
From: rpinnell AT characato DOT ucsm DOT edu DOT pe
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Subject: Re: Hi there all...:) (I'm a Newbie)
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> >If it's not worth the trouble, not worth the
> >reply, or I'm giving you too many laughs...then maybe someone out there
> >could help me out and give me an address to some good online documentation
> >with C...(oh I am on a 486/sx 4Meg ram...360Megspace left...hehehe(worth
> >less information) and running on DOS)...:)
>
> Most people I have talked to say it's much better to get a book. Avoid
> anything with the words "Dummy", "Idiot", "Borland", "Microsoft", or "Visual
> C++" in them. I like Kerninghan and Ritchie's "The C Programming Language",
> but it might be a bit too advanced, I don't know. Maybe someone will follow up?
>

 For excellent C and C++ tutorials try http://www.swcp.com/~dodrill/index.html  I
used the C tutorial and it is very good.  It comes complete with source file
examples all of which compile with DJGPP.  I wouldn´t recomend the "The C
Programming Language" if you are starting out read the Tutorial first and then get
the book.

Richard Pinnell
Arequipa Peru