Expert C Programming: Deep C SecretsWritten for experienced C programmers who want to quickly pick up some of the insights and techniques of experts and master the fine arts of ANSI C, this volume passes on the wisdom of a highly experienced C compiler writer and his colleagues to help programmers reach new heights, and avoid common software pitfalls along the way. Using an original approach and a humorous style that makes deep knowledge both easy and accessible, it gathers into one place, tips, hints, shortcuts, guidelines, ideas, idioms, heuristics, tools, anecdotes, C folklore, and techniques that are often penciled in margins and on backs of papers by those working in the programming trenches--working on many different kinds of projects, over many, many years. KEY TOPICS: Each chapter is divided into self-contained sections. Includes extended discussions of major topics such as declarations and arrays/pointers; offers a great many hints and mnemonics; covers topics that many C programmers find confusing; and features one of the best introductions to C++, and the rationale behind it. Throughout, technical details are interspersed with many true stories of how C programming works in practice, and each chapter ends with an amusing C story or piece of software folklore. MARKET: For software engineers and computer programmers who are writing, developing, testing, debugging software on either IBM PCs or Unix systems. |
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The auto keyword is apparently useless . It is only meaningful to a compiler -
writer making an entry in a symbol table — it says this storage is automatically
allocated on entering the block ( as opposed to global static allocation , or
dynamic ...
If you refer back to the section on how a declaration is formed , you'll see that the
typedef keyword can be part of a regular declaration , occurring somewhere near
the beginning . In fact , a typedef has exactly the same format as a variable ...
keyword , but does not occur for the “ large ” model . The far keyword in Microsoft
C indicates that the pointer stores the contents of the segment register and the
offset . The near keyword means the pointer just holds a 16 - bit offset , and it will
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Uporabnikova ocena - kalafjj - LibraryThingA very enjoyable read. Not only will you learn aspects of C in great detail (the section on pointers vs. array is excellent), but the author writes in a witty manner I haven't typically found in programming books. (The style reminded me a bit of Programming Perl by Larry Wall.) Celotno mnenje
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The Structure of the ANSI C Standard | 17 |
How Quiet is a Quiet Change? | 25 |
Its Not a Bug Its a Language Feature | 31 |
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