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About the author, David Haskins 7
Introduction 9
Setting up your System 12
1 Hello World 14
1.1 Hello Program 1 14
1.2 Hello Program 2 15
1.3 Hello Program 3 18
1.4 Hello Program 4 20
1.5 Hello World conclusion 23
2 Data and Memory 24
2.1 Simple data types? 24
2.2 What is a string? 28
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2.3 What can a string “mean” 29
2.4 Parsing a string 32
2.5 Data and Memory – conclusion 34
3 Functions, pointers and structures 36
3.1 Functions 36
3.2 Library Functions 38
3.3 A short library function reference 39
3.4 Data Structures 41
3.5 Functions, pointers and structures – conclusion 44
4 Logic, loops and flow control 45
4.1 Syntax of C Flow of control 45
4.2 Controlling what happens and in which order 46
4.3 Logic, loops and flow conclusion 56
5 Database handling with MySQL 57
5.1 On not reinventing the wheel 57
5.2 MySQL C API 57
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6 Graphics with GD library 61
6.1 Generating binary content 61
6.2 Using TrueType Fonts 63
6.3 GD function reference 65
7 Apache C modules 69
7.1 Safer C web applications 69
7.2 Adding some functionality 72
7.3 Apache Modules Conclusion 73
8 The Ghost project 74
8.1 A PHP web site generator project 74
12 Conclusion 80
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