Re: AW: Perfect excuse
David Remahl <[email protected]>
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On 4 feb 2004, at 06.40, Lehner Franz wrote: > you do not have to excuse. > > when i started working on Xbox-linux 1,5 years ago , i not even was > able to programm C. > my knowledge was only pascal, fortran and ada. > > but i learned quick, and a lot of people "helped". > > But there is sure enought work to do in the background, and if it is > only writing documentation or something. > > Search something where your interest are, work there with the others. Sounds great! I know C quite well, but I'm rather weak with assembler and hardware programming (although the limited knowledge I have of assembler is with the PowerPC). To the person who asked how to learn C...I'd suggest getting at least one book that you can keep for reference while you're learning. It's been a number of years since I learnt C, so I don't have any concrete examples, but take a trip to the nearest computer book store, or study some reviews on Amazon. By far the most difficult hurdle in learning C is the concept of the pointer*. Once you grasp that, it should be downhill from there ;-) / Regards, David Remahl * (matters further confused by Handles, which are pointers to pointers. Fortunately, they're not as ubiquitous in general programming as they are in traditional Mac OS programming. They confused the hell out of me a number of years ago ;) --- PGP key information--- pub 1024D/ 87256085 2003/06/12 David Remahl <[email protected]> Web: http://ittpoi.com/david_remahl.asc Fingerprint: 0C38 293C 86A9 7756 9CEA 4ED6 1651 620E 8725 6085 ------------------------------------------------------- The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration See the breadth of Eclipse activity. February 3-5 in Anaheim, CA. http://www.eclipsecon.org/osdn