Charles Curley wrote: > On Tue, 10 May 2011 22:17:52 +0300 > hatem gamal elzanaty <[email protected]> wrote: > > >> i'm just subscribed to plug.org and i need documentation help in >> learning c programming on linux specially if possible centos 5 if >> possible to tell me if theres is a well documented material to use in >> that purpose and how much does it cost in dollar (us $) and / or if >> there is a book or so that is good for me as a beginner to write a >> code that is suiting intel compatible x86 family >> > > I don't know how familiar you are with either C or Linux, so I may tell > you things you already know. Also, you didn't say what your application > is, and that will affect some of the advice on offer here. > > I would start with the Linux Documentation Project. Some > of their material is old, but may still be useful. http://tldp.org/ > > Centos 5 is Red Hat Linux 5 without the customer support, so any Red > Hat 5 documentation should serve you well. See what you can find on Red > Hat's web site, and on the Centos web site. Linux aspires to be POSIX > compliant, so POSIX documentation should be useful as well. > > Unless you need to get very close to the hardware, I suggest you not > worry about Intel processor compatibility. Good programming emphasizes > portability and maintainability over processor specific features. The > only exception to this would be very close to the hardware and in > embedded applications. > > > i'm new to c on linux (centos 5) and a php web developer on mysql what material do you advice me with and how much does it cost
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