[ale] [semi-OT] Recommended C programming book?

[Geoffrey]

Christopher Fowler wrote:
> I'm not sure what to tell you about a book that teaches modular
> programming.  Normally that is reserved for OOP programmers in 
> C++.

What?  I was writing modular code long before OOP was the buzz word. 
Although you can write modular code while using OOP techniques, it's not 
entirely necessary.  Further, C lends itself to modular programming, 
without the weight of C++.

Modular programming is little more than breaking the code down into 
routines based on the purpose of the code.

-- 
Until later: Geoffrey		esoteric at 3times25.net

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