Doubly Linked Lists

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In article <1031 at anagld.UUCP>, robert at anagld.UUCP (Robert Gottlieb) writes:
> Hi all,
> 
> 	I'm a fairly novice C programmer and I'm looking for a fairly
> simple book that can help me with explaining Doubly Linked Lists in
> C.  I would greatly appreciate any suggestions anyone would have.
> Thanks in advance.

A very good book for you would be:

	Introduction to
	Data Structures
	Using C
	by: Singh & Naps

Someone else posted a book that was in Pascal, but I advise against
this.  Formal learning studies of Natural (English, Francais, et al)
language learning have pointed out the best way to learn is to
immerse yourself in the language you are studying and not translate
to your native tongue (Pascal for some out there).  The above authors
originally wrote the above book in kind of a generic Pascalish pseudo
code (ISBN 0-314-85299-9), then split it into two books, one using
C, and the other using Pascal.  I would like to give the ISBN for the
book, but unfortunately, I only have the older generic version in
my posession.

Usually (but not always), double linked lists have storage malloc'ed
(or alloc'ed or calloc'ed) from the heap to store them in.  When
finished with certain portions you free them from the list.  If you
need any more help, fire off a line to me and I will see what I can
do.

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