Managing projects with GNU make
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Read on Hacker NewsLast three books I read were; Atlas Shrugged, Code Complete, The Mythical Man Month, The three books I'm currently reading; flex and bison, Mastering Algorithms in C Expert C programming, The next three books on the "to read" stack are; Cyptonomicom, The definitive guide to GCC, Managing projects with GNU make, Did anyone else find "Code Complete" to be a bit repetitive, in places a bit redundant, and sometimes repetitive? I think the "pragmatic programmer" was a better read, and I could not put down "programming pearls"
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