Re: c++ question

[James Buchanan <jamesbuch@iprimus.com.au>]

GNU autoconf, automake and libtool by Vaughan, Elliston, Tromey and Taylor 
published by New Riders.  Excellent book and good tutorial and 
reference.  For make, try the GNU Make book published by the FSF 
Press.  There is "Using and Porting GCC" or something like that, also 
published by the FSF Press.  If you get that, also get the GNU C Library 
book by the FSF Press.  All excellent books, and all available free in 
postscript format, too (the FSF ones.)  I usually print these and stick 
them in ringbinders since there is no way I can afford to buy all these books.

At 10:37 AM 12/26/2002 -0800, LLeweLLyn Reese wrote:
>"Matt Juszczak" <matt@atopia.net> writes:
>
> > Is there a good book that not only brushes up C/C++ skills but also focuses
> > on Makefiles, etc. (GNU-make, GNU-gcc, autoconf, etc.)
>[snip]
>
>$info make
>$info gcc
>$info autoconf
>
>:-)
>
>I don't know of a good book on any of make, gcc, or autoconf, except
>     their respective info documentation. I wish I did. The gnu make
>     info pages have an excellent tutorial, the autoconf pages a
>     mediocre tutorial. The gcc info pages are a wonderful reference,
>     but, I fear, quite confusing to those not already familiar with
>     its convention.
>
>www.accu.org has excellent book reviews of many, many books, on many
>     subjects (but mostly on C, C++, and Java.)