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> But you bet your ass I'm writing some more of these and charging a enough to make $1 or $2 off each copy. Do one on ZeroMQ and C and I will gladly pay you $3
by ch0wn 16y ago
> But you bet your ass I'm writing some more of these and charging a enough to make $1 or $2 off each copy.
Do one on ZeroMQ and C and I will gladly pay you $30.
- wyclif 16y agoYes to the C book. It seems because of the age of C that there is a gap in the literature for a more up-to-date book (one that would be pre-K&R).
- _delirium 16y agoHarbinson & Steele's "C: A Reference Manual" is updated to cover C99 in the 5th ed: http://www.careferencemanual.com/ http://www.careferencemanual.com/ Admittedly, probably not the best beginner's introduction, so there's still a gap there.
- ramidarigaz 16y agoI second that. I already 'know' C, but it's mostly self-taught, and I feel like I'm missing a lot of the little tricks and some of the fundamentals. Also, even if it only had a chapter on ZeroMQ, I'd be ecstatic. I've messed around with it a little, but a good review of it would be wonderful.
- pjscott 16y agoOn the off-chance that you haven't seen it yet, the ZeroMQ guide got a lot better a while ago: http://zguide.zeromq.org/page:all http://zguide.zeromq.org/page:all It's surprisingly well-written, and I wish it had existed when I first tried to learn ZeroMQ.