hewwo this is the Jow Forums literature thread (continuing thread from a yesterday)
i hope you anons are having fun with your recently received books from xmas!
gentoomen library (torrent)
g.sicp.me
/glit/
Jayden Cox
Ian Thompson
Not technology.
Adrian Young
aw fug (>_
Aaron Rivera
The library desperately needs a reboot and a clean out.
Camden Foster
true but idk who could clean it and keep the good ones
Wyatt Wood
recently discovered goalkicker.com
looks like few free books that can serve like more verbose cheatsheets on various topics
Bentley Morris
very nice discovery, user.
their content is complete, downloaded a few already uwu
Easton Barnes
I recommend Derrida and Marx
Justin Diaz
How can I contribute if I got a few, also better directory layout? Looks like shit and hard to find stuff
Jonathan James
thoughts on programming-motherfucker.com
Nicholas Ross
if any Czechfag is looking for a random book
knihy.nic.cz
Evan Phillips
You are actually retarded
Alexander Torres
Christian Martinez
Here's my final project I did for a creative writing course. Got a B- overall because of this.
my.mixtape.moe
Ian Wilson
>my.mixtape.moe
good job with the faded [reeeeeeeeeeeee]
Elijah Wilson
nice contrib, user ^-^
will add this link on a maybe future /glit/
Jackson Collins
meant for
Zachary Martin
Easton Lee
I could help with rebooting/cleaning/adding the library, but shodan.me
Blake Howard
any website with competent reviews for programming/CS/EE books and textbooks? maybe even courses?
Owen Reyes
I found lwn.net
Brandon Flores
fuck now i have to download 35 gbs of stuff because individual downloads is down
Landon Gonzalez
bump to keep this thread alive
Joshua Rogers
Books list could be simplified a lot
Luis Gomez
It's not too bad, I was getting 12MB/s, ran errands and came back to it completed.
Wyatt Clark
What could Jow Forums recommend to read after Brian W. Kernighan, Dennis Ritchie book on C to learn how to write better C code?
Robert Gray
C in 24 hours actually helped me a lot after K&R, it's more modern and a little more meticulous
Alexander Carter
I think i need something more advanced.
I learnt all the tools, but now i want to learn how to use them efficiently.
Should I go deeper and learn how compiler compiles C code for example?
Also I am having troubles finding sources of segmentation faults in my code, even valgrind doesn't help so probably I need to read something on how to structure code.
Luke Howard
>more advanced
My knowledge of C really came about from just fucking around. Try to do weird shit, try and implement OOP for example. Just try anything
>seg faults
I just use printf to find when the execution stops and narrow in on the individual line
Charles Robinson
clang with asan + ubsan helps for testing (simply compile/link with flags -fsanitize=undefined -fsanitize=address)
unlike valgrind they work with stack buffers as well
>how to structure code
the same way as Rust forces you, think alot about resource scoping and ownership
hard to say where you get your segfaults from without examples
Aaron Lopez
who is it written by and where can I find c in 24 hours
Owen Cruz
C Programming: A Modern Approach
And a free pdf in the internet, called Modern C.
Caleb Baker
> What is a search engine
aelinik.free.fr
Cooper Price
"Operating Systems - Internals and Design Principles - 7th E" is really fucking good
Josiah Allen
thanks
Levi Kelly
us, Jow Forumsentoomen, may need to compile a new library.
it would be easier if we only got /prog/ back and not have to worry about other things that are technology but not programming (#>
Asher Allen
op here, i will try to get a domain and setup an ftp server so we can all get a better library, somewhere in the future.
i spent some time looking deep into the Jow Forumsentoomen library and we need a new one desperately
Eli Bell
/sci/ wiki