Re: Tanenbaum or Stox?
Thanks everyone for the great replies thus far.
As I mentioned, I already own the Stox book, have read it once, and will be reading it again. I was already leaning towards buying the Borer/Mak book, and I think I will for sure now.
If I understand the posts here correctly, it sounds like neither book is geared more towards the lower limits than the other is...it would seem more that they differ somewhat in their approaches and how they are presented, and one would benefit from reading both regardless of limits played.
Is the Tanenbaum Advanced book geared towards FR, SH, or both?
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