ChrisB

Bar chucking them in the bin, where else can you offload copies of things like "Prolog Programming For Student's" and "High Performance Computer Architecture"?

Chris J

You could try taking them to a book store on the local uni. York for example had a waterstones that bought second hand books, as well as a students union run thing.

ChrisB

Good thinking that man - have just mailed a few of the titles to local Uni book shop to see if they're interested.

Alternatively, if anyone can't sleep at present, half an hour of "Distributed Sytems - Concepts & Design" will quickly cure insomnia!

IWatkins

Well, I've still got my:

COBOL for Students
Strunctured Programming in COBOL
Assembly Language, Step-by-step
Using Assembly Language
Advanced Assembly Language (I actually still use this sometimes).

They stop the dust from building up on the bookshelf

Cheers

Ian

super_si

lol

List the books you have.

See if i need any ive got a mini libabry of around 15 books

[Edited by super_si - 6/24/2003 7:31:13 AM]

darlodge

Got any network/security/router (cisco) type books?

Darren

ChrisB

Nothing that interesting I'm afraid - fat chance they'd teach you anything useful like Cisco stuff at Uni!

I do have a fully set of the manuals for Borland Delphi 2. I'll post up a full list tonight.

SJ_Skyline

Chris, how dare you!!! I thought I had heard the last of prolog!!! [img]images/smilies/mad.gif[/img]

Use the bl00dy book to light your next BBQ!

what would scooby do

Darren YHM

Chris J

well I could do with some database ones, if anyone is wanting rid. Not specific types, just design stuff. I finish my distributed course on thursday, so a little late for that one