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What would you consider the more efficient ways to be?

• cozzyd 6y ago
  I'm sure there are good books... what are your goals and where are you starting from? C syntax is very simple and there aren't a huge number of concepts you need to learn (memory layout, pointers, the preprocessor, casting). There are tons of projects written in easily-understandable C. cpython is one.
  • randmeerkat 6y ago
    I already know higher level languages like Python, Java, and a handful of others, but never really dove into C much beside the Kernighan Ritchie book years ago. I was able to do some stuff with an arduino with it, but my goal was actually always kernel development, or maybe rockets at SpaceX.
    • cozzyd 6y ago
      If you want to get into kernel development (something I have no experience with except reading headers for various userspace interfaces), perhaps starting with an education OS is good. I did take OS in undergrad and that was probably where I got most familiar with C. This might be a useful place to start: https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs140/projects/pintos/pintos.html#SEC_Contents https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs140/projects/pintos/pintos....