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  1. 04-11-2008 #1
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    Red face how to learn Linux C

    i am a chinese so i english is very bad，，，，
    i want to learn C on linux ,I have been using TC，now change to Gcc ，Feeling very convenient

    Please forgive me English is not good
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    Quote Originally Posted by brant View Post
    i am a chinese so i english is very bad，，，，
    i want to learn C on linux ,I have been using TC，now change to Gcc ，Feeling very convenient
    Please forgive me English is not good
    Hi welcome
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    Please forgive me English is not good
    Never mind - my english is very very poor

    For C on linux - i would suggest you books like,
    Rebecca Thomas - Unix Programmer's Guide [very good one]
    Richard Steven - Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment

    and also for help on system calls often refer your man pages
    For example to know about read()
    try
    Code:
    man  2 read
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    The standard book on C is "The C Programming Language" by Kernighan and Ritchie. It is about standard C (which applies to all C implementations), but also does address many UNIX-specific issues.

    The man pages are a great source of information if you know what you're looking for, but you may find the glibc (GNU C Library) documentation useful as well:
    The GNU C Library
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    I thank the two pairs of the proposal, others are to discuss technical issues, I do not entry, I still listen to what others are studying it

    thanks a lot!
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    oh, i write this "thread" ,you are sleeping????
    Quite interesting
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    I have a very good suggestion for you.
    Its called: Google ( Google )
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