Re: Best programming book for sort-of newbie?

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From: Alex
Date: Tue, 30 May 1995 00:00

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In article <webster.346.2FC285DE@ssmd.mrl.dsto.gov.au>,
webster@ssmd.mrl.dsto.gov.au (Mark Webster) wrote:

> Mac programmers
> 
> You're probably wondering what I mean by sort-of newbie. Well I'm quite 
> familiar with C, and even C++ to some extent, on Unix platforms. So I don't 
> really need another book that's aimed at teaching me these languages.
> 
> I am, however, completely new to programming GUIs, and of course the
Mac. So I 
> really need a book aimed at someone who already has C/C++ pretty much under 
> control, but assumes no knowledge of programming GUIs, or the inards of the 
> Mac OS.
> 
> Any suggestions most welcome, and if this is covered in the FAQ, please point 
> me in the right direction for an archive. 
> 
> I'll keep an eye on these groups, but email is even better.
> 
The Macintosh C Programming Primer by Dave Mark is the go.

Alex

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Alexander Ardalich
Adelaide, South Australia
email: alex@charger.apana.org.au

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Date: 1995/05/30
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