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. Covers topics that many C Programmers find confusing and features one of the best introductions to C++ and the rationale behind it. |
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of the cases match , nothing is done by this statement . Some people have
suggested that it might be better to have a runtime error for the “ no match ” case ,
as does Pascal . Runtime error checking is almost unknown in C - checking for ...
of the cases match , nothing is done by this statement . Some people have
suggested that it might be better to have a runtime error for the “ no match ” case ,
as does Pascal . Runtime error checking is almost unknown in C - checking for ...
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Another problem is that any statements inside a switch can be labelled and
jumped to , allowing control to be passed ... any form of statement , including
labelled statements , is permitted , means that some errors can't be detected even
by lint .
Another problem is that any statements inside a switch can be labelled and
jumped to , allowing control to be passed ... any form of statement , including
labelled statements , is permitted , means that some errors can't be detected even
by lint .
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Clearly , these four statements all do the same thing , namely , increase the value
of x by one . As shown here , with ... Note that the first statement is the
conventional way of expressing " add one to x ” in an algorithmic language .
Hence , this is ...
Clearly , these four statements all do the same thing , namely , increase the value
of x by one . As shown here , with ... Note that the first statement is the
conventional way of expressing " add one to x ” in an algorithmic language .
Hence , this is ...
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