> > Seems a shame to just throw the books out.
> 
> Honestly, recycling is the best thing to happen to them. What do you
> think anyone else is going to do with severely outdated software
> reference manuals?


Many of the older books are written to show you how to solve problems, the
actual language seems secondary.

I've got "Turbo C - The Complete Reference" from 1998 that does just that.
I've never used Turbo C, but why toss a book that explains lists, graphics
manipulation, heuristics, interpreters and so on?

Tony

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