Research Computing, USF

USF: C Tutorial Contents

1.0 About this tutorial
  1.1.0 Brief History of C
  1.2.0 Why learn C?
  1.3.0 Setting up / What you will need
2.0 First Example
  2.1.0 The "Hello, World!" Program
  2.2.0 What does all this mean?
3.0 Variables, Data Types and Operators
  3.1.0 Variables
    3.1.1 Data Types
  3.2.0 Arrays
    3.2.1 Examples of Arrays
  3.3.0 Operators
    3.3.1 Assignment Operators
    3.3.2 Mathematical Operators
4.0 Control Flow
  4.1.0 Relational Operators
  4.2.0 Equality Operators
  4.3.0 if/else statements
5.0 Developing Structured Programs
  5.1.0 Loops
    5.1.1 for Loops
    5.1.2 while Loops
  5.2.0 Using continue/break



6.0 Functions

  6.1.0 Function Definitions

    6.1.1 void Functions

  6.2.0 Function Prototypes

  6.3.0 Scope Rules

7.0 Pointers

  7.1.0 Pointer Basics

  7.2.0 Pointers and Arrays - Pointer Artithmetic

  7.3.0 Pointers as function arguments

8.0 User Defind Types - Structures

  8.1.0 Declaring Structures

  8.2.0 Using/Modifiying Structure Data

  8.3.0 Operators on Data Structures

  8.4.0 Pointers to Structures

Research Computing@USF Blog

2009 Updates

Cluster Build-Out, 2008

Perl-Fu: Automating ILOM SSH Sessions

Ultimate Cluster Monitoring, Part I

Librarian-NG: Solve your unresolved linkage dependancies FAST.

zfs_restore: the cool way to restore from backups

IPMI Monitoring for x4500 & Dell PowerEdge with Nagios

Kickstart and ssh

USF: C Tutorial Contents

Table of Contents