Hi all, Can anyone tell me about some sites regarding C programming in linux.
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On Mon, 2004-06-07 at 12:25, nilesh mahajan wrote:
Hi all, Can anyone tell me about some sites regarding C programming in linux.
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nilesh mahajan wrote:
Hi all, Can anyone tell me about some sites regarding C programming in linux.
There's not much difference between programming in C on gnu/linux platform or any other, if your programming needs are just small console apps, for learning purposes. (till you follow the ANSI standard).
Useful links : 1) GNU - C Programming tutorials http://www.google.co.in/search?q=ansi+c+programming+tutorials+gnu
2) GNU - Coding standards : http://www.gnu.org/prep/standards_toc.html
most books that cover C teach you to make console apps. However making programs with gui is a bit complex. Prefer the books that follow ansi C.
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nilesh mahajan wrote:
Hi all, Can anyone tell me about some sites regarding C programming in linux.
Search for the lysator C archives..
Good books :
1. C Programming Lang - Kernighan and Ritchie 2. Standard C Library - PL Plauger 3. Expert C Programming Deep C Secrets - Peter van den Linden
Read good code. That's about all I think..
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Hi,
Where is the best place to look for information on stuff like dlopen() etc, which are Linux specfic ??
What I mean is, how are these functions classified ? i.e I dont think they are system calls.
Similarly, I suppose, that there may be many other C interfaces to linux capabilities, which are not part of the standard C libraries, or Unix System calls , or even POSIX ??
Since I do not even know what catogary these calls fall into, I cant even do a web search :-(
Thanks for any advice Shahed
Evening Shahed,
--- Shahed Moolji shahed@enoor.com wrote:
Hi,
Where is the best place to look for information on stuff like dlopen() etc, which are Linux specfic ??
man 3 dlopen & info libc. dlopen is userspace btw.
Regards, Animesh.
What I mean is, how are these functions classified ?
i.e I dont think they are system calls.
Similarly, I suppose, that there may be many other C interfaces to linux capabilities, which are not part of the standard C libraries, or Unix System calls , or even POSIX ??
Since I do not even know what catogary these calls fall into, I cant even do a web search :-(
Thanks for any advice Shahed
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A good book on C interface to linux is by Stevens. - Advanced Unix programming, which talks abt almost all library calls.
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Evening Shahed,
--- Shahed Moolji shahed@enoor.com wrote:
Hi,
Where is the best place to look for information on stuff like dlopen() etc, which are Linux specfic ??
man 3 dlopen & info libc. dlopen is userspace btw.
Regards, Animesh.
What I mean is, how are these functions classified ?
i.e I dont think they are system calls.
Similarly, I suppose, that there may be many other C interfaces to linux capabilities, which are not part of the standard C libraries, or Unix System calls , or even POSIX ??
Since I do not even know what catogary these calls fall into, I cant even do a web search :-(
Thanks for any advice Shahed
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On Mon, 7 Jun 2004, nilesh mahajan spake thusly:
Hi all, Can anyone tell me about some sites regarding C programming in linux.
To start off, try "Let Us C" by Yeshwant Kanhetkar. Later, try "ANSI C" by Kumar & Agarwal. Both books are excellent.
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