C / C++?

Could you guys recommend any books/guides which you know or have used which are good for learning C and C++?
Thank-you /prog/

Si vous parlez français "Site du Zéro" est excellent

>>2
I can speak French, but I don't think I'm fluent enough to learn another language in it.

Please, do not mix C and C++.

>>4
Yeah I decided to go with C++ instead.
Any good books for it?

>>5
Anyone?

>>5
http://mitpress.mit.edu/sicp/

In all seriousness, C Primer Plus, and stop before you get to templates and the side cases start getting ridiculous. The best way to continue from that point is to just write and read C++ until you're able to do things that a GCed dynamic language can, in the least disagreeable manner possible.

>>7
And by that I mean "bind std::tr1::shared_ptr to a macro key".

you should probably leave the c++ out for couple of years
and learn bash first