C, C++ and Related Resources

Sites

CUJ - Stands for C user's Journal, Excellent magazine for all C/C++ programmers.
CPP Tips - This is Allan Clarke's home page. Very good tips on C++ programming. You can also subscribe Cpptips mailing list from here.
Association of C, C++ users - Abbreviated as ACCU, it is a non-profit organization devoted to professional developement in C, C++ and Java as well.
C, C++ User Group - User group, discussions and tips, you'll find them all here.
C, C++ at DDJ - Part of Dr. Dobb's Journal. Discussion forum, papers, articles, faqs, libraries, tools, and much more. A good site for hard-core C/C++ developers.
C FAQs - Lot of faqs answered, read it, you'll definitely come across something that never occurred to you before.
C/C++ Snippets - Archive of C/C++ source files, libraries, collection of macros, functions etc.
C/C++ at Programmer's Heaven - Info articles by fellow developers here, also includes good information about C#.
C/C++ Code For Numeric Computation - If you are a student or research scientist, you must've used C, C++ to do those mathematical computations quite often; as for me, very often the Numeric Computation Programming itself became more boring than Maths itself!!! That sure was something strange ;-)). Check out this site.
Free C/C++ Libraries - C/C++ libraries that you can link to your program free of charge. Available with or without source code.
C/C++ at GNU - GNU is basically a Unix/Linux variant, got some cool tools for C/C++ on that platform (compilers like gcc). Got some good debugging tools as well. BTW, GNU stnads for GNU is Not Unix, it has got a recursive definition. Nice stuff for Unix guys and geeks.
Coding Zone - C and C++ programmers coding zone, it is a site from UK (cctld). A good source of information with some very unique and informative articles.
Developer Library - A good source of information for C/C++ along with many other things.

Books

The C Programming Language - An all time classic by K & R. More than C programming, it teaches you what good programming and powerful programming language is all about. You already know what K & R means, don't you?	The C++ Programming Language - By the creator himself - Bjarne Stroustroup. Perhaps, the best reference book on C++.
C++ Primer - A very good classic by Stanley Lippman. Most authoritative!	C++ FAQs - By Marshall Cline, Greg Lomow, Mike Girou. Nicely written book with excellent explanation about almost any question that you might have.