suresh86874 wrote: > i need c books. > When you joined the list you should have received a welcome email with tons of information on recommended reading and which compilers are good to use for starting out. I.e. which books are actually good and teach proper C/C++, and which compilers support the modern versions of the C/C++ standards and enforce good coding practices.
I don't have the information handy off the top of my head, but it should be available if you go to the Yahoo Groups interface for this list. That or wait for Tomas, he usually sends it out in response to questions such as this :-) -- John Gaughan
