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I already did a search, I only found a similar thread.

Thanks, I mostly use Linux and Mono for development and I don't really want a Windows-VS geared book.
Is that the case with that one?

Which book do you recommend for C#?

I know C and have read some short tutorials on really basic stuff of C# and OOP.

Of course I want the second.

Is there a library that can help me?
Other than cURL?

Ah, I don't know, I just want it to run on the background and perform an action whenever the wheel mouse is clicked.

Any ideas?

Huh? It wasn't.

How could I programmatically post to a forum (like this one) using C?
Any code examples?

How could I watch the mouse for special events, like when the scroll wheel is pushed?
E.g. When the mouse wheel is pressed, the shell would execute echo "hello".
The OS is Linux.

Is there some...

Hello,

Lately I've been considering to make the move to C#. There has been a
lot of hype about it in the last 3-4 years and it just seems(is it
though?) the perfect modern language choice.
...

I'm interested in %d and %f.

Using fgets and sscanf seems a little tedious.
Can anyone give an example of how would I read a number from stdin securely (with use of scanf, fgets, sscanf or any...

I've heard how scanf can pose security risks.
What would be the correct and safe way to use it, so that those risks would be avoided?

ZuK I already tried the additional fgets, but it appears weird that way.

Anyone know how to empty the buffer in another way?

Yes, but what's the solution to this problem?
I need to use scanf and fgets.
Is there a way to remove the terminating '\n' from the input buffer?

Which functions could I have used alternatively?

I have the following code:


#include <stdio.h>

#define N 2

int main()
{

But I want to do it with "ld", not with "gcc -o".

That was because I am sure I'm doing it wrong.
Here it is:
ld: warning: cannot find entry symbol _start; defaulting to 00000000080480a0

When I try to execute the executable, i get "Illegal...

hi, I want to manually link an object file using ld.
I'm just compiling with gcc -c test.c and then i do ld test.o, but it gives me an error.

What am I doing wrong?