Colin McKinnon wrote:
Hi Raj,
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'widely' used with Linux (and other operating systems, but there are lots
more languages of more minority interest (Fortran, Brain-f*ck, assembly...).
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Fortran - minority interest?!? Bah!
:)
Thanks,
Allan
Welcome Raj,
The only book you need to buy is a C manual. Once you know some C you can look
for programs
with source code on the web for whatever area you're interested in. Most
programs you can
think off have already been written.
The c compiler program in Linux is called 'cc' (or maybe just
On Friday 25 March 2005 16:20, somarouthu venkata raja sekhar wrote:
Hi everyone...I am raj n I am new to this group. I am a student at
edinburgh uni n interested in understanding n writing code for linux. can
some one help me out with some advice becoz thers lot of books n stuff
available on
Spend time reading -- www.linuxtoday.org --- www.inuxjournal.org --- and
as many Linux web sites as you can find for the first few weeks, this
will give you a good understanding of the culture you want to be
involved in. Decide what takes your fancy for programming (languages)
and start
Hi everyone...I am raj n I am new to this group. I am a student at edinburgh
uni n interested in understanding n writing code for linux. can some one help
me out with some advice becoz thers lot of books n stuff available on the net
but dont knw whr to start properly...thnxs
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