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I am quite good at 8051 Assembly language, and also understand C language fundas. I want to polish my C language fundas right from scratch to final program writing.Which site is best suited for me please?
What are "fundas"? Or... What is a "funda"? I found a definition for "fundus", but it really doesn't seem to apply in the context given.
Dan, A Funda is an indian relative to the Panda. Erik
Hi Don, Many thnx for the reply, "FUNDAS" is short for 'Fundamental'. I am sorry to use the unknown short form..heee..heee -Karkare
Hi Eric, A good joke though..however Funda and Panda are in no way related please. I used a rather unknown short form "FUNDA" for "Fundamental" Also it seems I spelled the name wrongly 'Don' for 'Dan' in the msg to Dan. I appologise for the same. -Karkare
And after reading Kernighan & Ritchie and/or Harbison & Steele foundation material, a few more books I've found to be beneficial are: Rabinowitz, H. and Schaap, C. 1990. Portable C: Prentice Hall. ISBN 0-13-685967-4 This book presents C language issues with a view of execution that does not depend on the features of a specific machine. van der Linden, P. 1994. Expert C Programming -- Deep C Secrets: Prentice Hall. ISBN 0-13-177429-8 Holub, A. 1995. Enough Rope to Shoot Yourself in the Foot -- Rules for C and C++ Programming: McGraw-Hill. ISBN 0-07-029689-8 And lastly, the C Programming FAQ's that can be found many places on the Internet, but originated in Usenet's comp.lang.c newsgroup.