i need ebook

[CDROOM]

hi all members I want ebook about digital logic
if any ane know where i can found it.
please tel me ................

 

[the_init]

Google it
or just try in http://sanarga.googlepages.com
there are lot of free book sites, You may find, BUT I'M NOT SURE

 

[Flash Gordon]

hi all members I want ebook about digital logic
if any ane know where i can found it.
please tel me ................

Try your local ebook seller. Also try to have a think about what this
has to do with the C as opposed to Fortran, Prolog, ASIC design etc and
think about whether this was the right place to ask. The correct
conclusion, just in case there is any doubt, is that this was not the
correct place.

 

[Jean Pierre Daviau]

This is a french group.
eBook ? a book?
What is digital logic binary? and, xor, nor, etc?
Do you need this kind of a bok in French?

 

[Keith Thompson]

This is a french group.
eBook ? a book?
What is digital logic binary? and, xor, nor, etc?
Do you need this kind of a bok in French?

No, this is not a French group; this is the Usenet newsgroup
comp.lang.c, which discusses the C programming language, generally in
English. You might be seeing this through some interface that hides
that fact.

The original question was off-topic because it had nothing to do with C.

 

[priyadarsan.v]

eBook?

Grab it from http://www.freebookzone.com

 

[Keith Thompson]

eBook?

Grab it from http://www.[DELETED].com

That site appears to have a collection of e-books published in
violation of their copyright.

 

[CBFalconer]

That site appears to have a collection of e-books published in
violation of their copyright.

You _may_ be over reactive here. I spot checked some of it, and
many links seem to be to the sellers of the book. I didn't spot
any copyright violations immediately.

 

[Keith Thompson]

eBook?

Grab it from http://www.[deleted].com (restored - cbf)

(unrestored - kst)

That site appears to have a collection of e-books published in
violation of their copyright.

You _may_ be over reactive here. I spot checked some of it, and
many links seem to be to the sellers of the book. I didn't spot
any copyright violations immediately.

I followed a link to what appears to be a full HTML copy of the second
edition of _Learning Perl_. It's on the site itself, not a link to an
external site. (The book has been distributed by the publisher as
HTML, but not for free as far as I know.)