[sdiy] how to learn C?
Bruce Duncan
modcan at sympatico.ca
Sat Jan 8 21:18:28 CET 2011
I found it took a lot more than one book to learn C.
I used about 5 different sources.
1/ C in 21Days is good and my number 1 choice
2/ C for Dummies is too goofy but some examples are useful.
3/ C programming a modern approach. Everybody raves about this one
but I liked #1 better
4/ Flying the PIC16 or 32 Lucio Di Jasio for getting hardware
specific C for Microchip.
5/ The Google. I especially like
http://web.archive.org/web/20060504050351/http://irc.essex.ac.uk/www.iota-six.co.uk/c/
as a very basic intro.
For C experiments on the PC I use Bloodshed Dev
Knowing Standard C is not enough for embedded programming. There is
still a lot to know about
the hardware and the compiler supplied by the chip maker.
The only way I could learn was to set a specific project task and
then finish it.
I tried just casually reading about C and learning it that way but it
never stuck till
I actually had to try and make some money with it.
Bruce
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