🚀 go-pugleaf

Check out this site:   http://www.powells.com. Go through the technical
section.  Awesome selection.

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Assassin <assassin@reality.yps.org> wrote in message
news:W0Ke3.932$1a1.81545@elnws01...
> Walt, Southern California, USA <walt121@my-deja.com> wrote:
> : Now that I've completed my first class in Pascal, I would like to be
> : able to further develop my knowledge and skills.  Where can I find books
> : on Pascal in general, and TurboPascal in particular?
>
> : I've been to the local retailers (Best Buy, Circuit City, B. Dalton,
> : Waldenbooks, and so on), but none have or can order anything on this
> : subject.  I've been hitting the malls (in Southern California, there are
> : plenty of them), but no one seems to have anything.
>
> : Anyone got any ideas?
>
> Best Buy and Circuit City are a joke: they won't have a book unless it's
> "for dummies."  i was also disappointed by bookstores.  even when i tried
> Barnes and Noble, a large one, there was only one book on asm, and ZERO
> on Pascal IIRC.  the library is a good place to start.
>
> -Assassin, misc.test moderation panel