Re: Help with C books
- From: Mladen Adamovic <adamm_n0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 28 Feb 2006 17:38:07 +0100
manochavishal@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Can anyone recommend Book on C which covers all the advanced topics.
The one from Dennis Ritchie and Brian Karnighan is quite famous and quite advanced.
Looking for the most advanced book on C. i have gone thru Expert C
Programming. Something on those lines with multi threading and
algorithms.
About algorithms you can find the book from Mark Allen Weiss (if I remember correctly) called "Data Structures and Algorithms in C".
I think that you should probably learn C++ also and there are plenty of books about algorithms in C++ nowadays.
Multi threading is operating system depended and if you program in Unix/Linux enviroment I could greatly recommend you "Advanced programming in Unix enviroment" from Richard Stevens (something like that), it is famous book and covers multithreading, semaphores, messages between processes and even more.
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