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Subject: regular coding?
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Hello everyone!

First off, I would like to thank everyone on this list for there help 
especially in response to my 'kernel hacking' question. Here is my question: 
I am a beggining C programmer, I have written a simple calculator etc, and I 
understand basic C concepts, is it correct to ask normal programming 
questions on the 'freebsd-hackers' mailing list? To be honost I just about 
know it is not correct, so if it is not does anyone know a good programming 
(C) mailing list I could subscribe too?

Thanks so much guys!

'Art'


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