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Re: Good documentation on c/c++ pointers?

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Subject: Re: Good documentation on c/c++ pointers?
From: Thomas Bruno <thomas@vwords.com>
Date: Tue, 07 Dec 2004 11:49:28 -0600
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The C Programming Language,  Second Edition,  Brian W. Kernighan, Dennis 
M. Ritchie

   Very famous book, pretty much like a cult classic.
 The have the paper back edition at Barnes and Noble

Kyle Pointer wrote:

> Hey, I'm working on C/C++ but my book is horrible.
> Would anyone be able to suggest some good documentation on the use of 
> pointers?
>
>          -Kyle Pointer
> PS
>    I will try to attend the next meeting
>
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