Re: Suggested reading for learning C?

["Joshua Coombs" <jcoombs@xxxxxxx>]

"Simon 'corecode' Schubert" <corecode@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
news:820774D3-03B6-11D9-A8D1-000A95F07A7A@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

> nice! I already thought that we lost you on the way... :)
> wouldn't be easier to implement a prototype/proof of concept in a
> higher level language?
>
> anyways, the book "the c programming language" by kernighan and 
> ritchie
> and the stuff by stevens (advanced programming in the UNIX 
> environment)
> are good to start with, i think
>
> cheers, happy hacking
>    simon

I'm doing my prototyping with LWIP.  It provides a nice simple base 
to start mucking about.  Unfortunatly, it requires C to do so.  I'll 
need to learn it at some point anyways, so why not now? : )

Joshua Coombs