books by Robert J. Traister

books by Robert J. Traister

books:

Robert J. Traister

John E. Traister, Robert J. Traister

Stoeger Publishing Company, 1996

Disappointed
This loading book does offer a complete list of a variety of calibers. However, it falls short because it only lists some wierd (or at lease uncommon) powders that I have never used to load cartridges or shells. The book does have some other interesting info about guns ...

Mastering C Pointers: Tools for Programming Power/Book With Disk

Robert J. Traister

Morgan Kaufmann Pub, 1993

Book Presents an Excellent Review of C Pointers
The material which this book presents on C pointers must, I repeat, MUST, be thoroughly mastered and understood before a beginning C programmer can become a serious professional. This book will provide that mastery. If every piece of C code which I have seen had been ...

All about electric & hybrid cars (Modern automotive series)

Robert J Traister

Tab Books, 1982

Informative
This book contains over 30 black and white pictures of kit cars and even more technical drawings as well as many charts, tables and graphs. It has 7 pages of manufactures of kit cars and electric vehicles and kits. Copyrighted in 1982 by TAB BOOKS Inc.

39 One-Evening Electronic Projects

Robert J. Traister

McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 1984

A comment from the technical editor
Robert Traister was a wide-ranging and diligent writer in the electronic hobbyist area and I read and edited a number of his books, from which I always learned many useful things and improved my knowledge of electronics. I edited this one for TAB books way back when, ...

Beginner's Guide to Reading Schematics

Robert J. Traister, Anna L. Lisk

McGraw-Hill/TAB Electronics, 1991

good place to start
I'm not a particularly techie sort of person, but I found I needed to have a grasp of the electronics of some of the equipment I use (I'm a musician). Most beginners books are overwhelming in theory and completeness and end up more confusing than anything else. This ...

Conquering C++ Pointers

Robert J. Traister

Morgan Kaufmann Pub, 1994

Great book for novices who just don't understand pointers.
This book is *very* basic! It does a superb job of explaining the fundamentals of pointers. When I bought the book I didn't understand pointers at all - the rules of referencing, dereferencing, and allocation were like arcane mysteries. Traister uses simple language ...

Mastering C. Pointers

Robert J. Traister

Academic Press Inc, 1990

surprisingly excellent condition
The book arrived early and for an older book was practically new!

Going from BASIC to C

Robert J. Traister

Prentice Hall Ptr, 1985

The title says it all
This book shows side by side basic to C code. Luckily basic and C are so similar that you do not have to change paradigms to take advantage of the power of C. If you were going from COBOL to C, a side by side reference would get you in trouble; you would end up with a ...