Requests for nominations of Great C Code (Was Re: Texts ...

[John Hascall]

In article <433 at algor2.UUCP> jeffrey at algor2.UUCP (Jeffrey Kegler) writes:
>In article <354 at cbnewsc.ATT.COM> isaac at cbnewsc.ATT.COM (isaac.j.champagne) writes:
>> It seems like the "how to" of programming may be more important than
>> lots of theories.

>To become a "great" C programmer, I feel the best way is to study
>the works of the masters.

>I am very interested in the answers others have to the following:  What ts
>the best C code you have ever read?  Let me impose these restrictions:
 
   I'd like to cast a negative vote for
   the 4.2 BSD Un*x source, wholly unreadable.  :-)
 
   John Hascall
   ISU Comp Center