Re: Different question

Arthur, i use 'the complete reference: C 4th edition' (Schildt, Osborne) and
'Linux Programming by Example' (Robbins, Prentice Hall) these are two great
books, the later will give u a good understanding of what is going on inside
Linux, and so help you to understand how to program for it, it is not really
aimed at kernel development tho, but i recomend them both :) , (not cheap tho
lol (my student loan paid for myne :D

the book on C is very hefty, its a refrence guide more than a tutorial, but i
have found it very usefull :)

Quoting Arthur Maciel <arthurmaciel@hotmail.com>:

> Hey, guys.
>
> How are you?
>
> I would like to help implementing some codes for the ipaq 2200 linux, but I
>
> am still learning C++. It will be a future help :-) Anyway I would like to
> know, specially from Szabolcs Gyurko, if you use C or C++ (or both) for
> kernel programming. How could I learn kernel programming? Do you know and
> recommend any books (preference for e-books), how-to´s or tutorials?
>
> I would be very happy to contribute with this or further development.
>
> Regards,
>
> Arthur
>
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