[Coco] More optimizations for the CMOC compiler

[K. Pruitt]

I've always thought that  "C The Complete Reference" and "C++ The Complete 
Reference" both by Herbert Schildt are exceptionally helpful books in that 
respect. Lots of useful examples in these books.

Obviously not specific to the CoCo's C flavors, and not always true to 
Kernighan and Ritchie either, but generally true to the ANSI C standards at 
the time of the publishing date.



----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Pierre Sarrazin"
Sent: Monday, August 10, 2015 4:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Coco] More optimizations for the CMOC compiler


> Dixit Kip Koon (2015-08-10 06:38):
>> I truly need a C Tutorial or a book on learning C that teaches
>> not only the syntax, commands and functions, but also various
>> algorithms obvious and not so obvious from somewhere.  Learning
>> various concepts of how to combine C commands and functions is my
>> ultimate goal to learning C.  For me, it is not enough to learn
>> the commands and functions, but also how to wield them as well.
>> Any ideas?
>
> The canonical book to learn C is the "white book," by Kernighan
> and Ritchie:
>
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_C_Programming_Language
>
> You could also google some tutorials (text or video) that could
> present the language with a different approach. Beyond that,
> playing with the language seems to be the best way to learn.
>
> You could also email me questions when you're stuck.
>
>    [...]
>> That's some of the things I'm currently working on I thought I
>> would share with you to give you some idea what I'm into.  There a
>> lot more, but I'm stop for now.  Well, I will let you go.  :)  Keep
>> up the good work on the development of CMOC.  Take care my friend.
>
> Thanks for the context. Keep us updated on your progress. I hope
> you'll have fun.
>
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