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From: "A.J. Werner" <wernera@cableone.net>
Subject: Ada & C
Date: 2000/01/08
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Hello,
  I've used Ada for the past 5 years and really got to apply what I know
this past summer.  Now I'm being hired (hopefully) back by the same company
but for a different position.  In this instance, they want me to know MS
Visual C++ and are willing to put me through training to get caught up to
speed (mainly MFCs).  I've had a limited exposure to C++ and only used C a
little bit in my academic career (from which I'm a recent grad).
  I have two books right now for C - "The C Programming Language (2nd Ed. )
by Kernighan and Ritchie" and O'Reilly's "Practical C++ Programming edited
by Steve Oualline"  Aside from pouring over these books, are there any other
books or material that I can purchase for my own library that anyone would
recommend??  Thanks.

-A.J. Werner
http://www.pr.erau.edu