Your computer books?

[Chrysalid]

What computer books / reference manuals / user's manuals do you have? List at least your favourites. Here goes mine:

- Commodore 64 Game Programming ( 1983 [ not sure, the publish details page is ****ed] )
- Turbo C User's Guide / Reference Manual ( Borland, 1989 )
- Intel IA-32 Intel Architechture Software Developer's Manual,
volumes 1-3

I haven't really bought any "new" books because the same info is available on the Intarweb. In the case of the old ones it's always fun to read them :>

 

[Shodan]

Troubleshooting TCP/IP
Windows 95 - The complete reference
Programming in C++
Computing Projects in Visual basic
This little leaflet thing from Suse Linux 7.1 Pro
Programming with Java
Writing Apache modules with Perl and C

I love this thread, its the kind of thing that needs to be on a gaming forum.

 

[Hectic Glenn]

- Computer Jokes

thats it, man i love this book!

Did you know the first computer joke has been invented?

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Well the computer thinks it funny.
(yeah that ones old sorry)

 

[OvA]

- Computer Jokes

thats it, man i love this book!

Did you know the first computer joke has been invented?

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Well the computer thinks it funny.
(yeah that ones old sorry)

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http://nickciske.com/tools/binary.php

 

[CyberPitz]

I'd tell you all of the computer related books I've got..but..really that might take a page and a half in its own

Thanks dad for the books I've never EVER read..

 

[Zeus]

C++ in 24 hours
PHP in 10 minutes

 

[WhiteZero]

- CompTIA A+ Hardware Certification - 800 pages
- CompTIA A+ Software Certification - 614 pages
- CompTIA Network+ Certification - 680 pages
- Implimenting and Supporting Microsoft Windows XP Pro. (MCSA 2272) - 500 pages
- Managing and Maintaining Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enviroment (MCSA 2273) - 650 pages
- Implimenting a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infastucture (MCSA 2276) - 150 Pages
- Implimenting, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infastructure (MCSA 2277) - 300 pages

- How Computers Work (well illustrated) - 400 pages

- Manuals for the 2 motherboard I've had and other various hardware manuals.

 

[Deemo]

The book of JavaScript
the PHP Bible
The Complete Reference of C++
Red Hat Linux Fedora Core 3
The Unified Modeling Language User Guide

 

[15357]

C How to program
Direct 3D Programming
Direct 3D Game Programming
Direct 3D Programming (another version)
Programming C++
Learning C++ in 30 days
Visual C++ .NET
ShaderX2
ASP.NET
C# Web programming
The Super Bible of OpenGL
Mobile Java programming
Learning The structure of Windows, by API
DirectX9 Game Programming
Java2
Making Mobile games with Java


ect,.....

 

[Uriel]

Ive got quite a few, but my prized book "DOOM BattleBook".

 

[Beerdude26]

Ive got quite a few, but my prized book "DOOM BattleBook".

<3 my C&C Strategy Guide

 

[TheSomeone]

I don't really feel the need to put up my 15 programming bibles/learntos.

 

[JellyWorld]

I have two shelves of obscure programming books, my mom used to work as a systems analyst. COBOL anyone? And I have network programming books that date before the Internet. Loads of crap about mainframes too.

 

[Greatgat]

Nothing for me. Lucky that my dad is a computer freak that taught me everything I know since I was eight years old. Which I guess make me a computer freak too. Goddamn.

 

[xLostx]

too many to list

 

[Steven]

HTML A Begginers Guide
XML A Begginers Guide
Javascripting A begginers Guide
Using HTML
C++ for Dummies

All I got is thoose n00b books.

 

[Kyorisu]

None I learn by myself. I code in Perl and C++ I use online resources if I have to.