On Tue, 28 Oct 2008 19:38:22 +1300 Kerry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I'm currently learning my first real language (outside of various > web-based languages) as part of my studies. I'm keen on bringing some of > my work home to expand on it but the compiler/debugger we use is windows > based and I'm keen on using something on my Ubuntu box that has a nice > GUI interface as at the moment I'd rather spend my time learning C and > not mucking around learning how to use command line compilers/debuggers > (I'll save that for later...). > > Also does anyone know of any sites online that have good > (basic/intermediate) howtos on C - I kinda prefer real world pointers > rather than "hello world" type pointers > > Cheers, > Kerry > I learnt C from Kernigan and Ritchies 'An introduction to C programming', and it was my reference book for years. Now that's good for book - both a teaching aid and a reference.
I think there'll be a load of people suggesting you learn an objective language. YMMV, Steve. -- Steve Holdoway <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
