[LCP]c pointers book

[David Lloyd]

Greg et al,

> Everything you need to know about pointers is covered by K&R.
> There are almost no other books on C that are not rubbish.  If
> you have specific questions, you could try asking them here.
> And, if you have not read the comp.lang.c FAQ list, you should
> do that immediately:

I tend to agree; practice...


DSL

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