G
Greenhorn
Hi,
Can someone suggest me a guide which teaches C language through
giving glimpses to the actual standard C99 or earlier.
For e.g., for post, prefix increment, decrement operators , it should
unlike other books be saying clearly, the standard says the value
should change at sequence point (a variable can't change value more
than once between two sequence points e.g., i = i++ + 1 is undefined)
etc etc.
Even a book which teaches C programming from systems perspective
(similar in concept to "Computer Systems:A programmer's perspective",
-Bryant et.al.)
perhaps reading the standard is the best thing, but i don't have that
expertise to read and understand that in the time i have.
thanks in advance,
greenhorn.
Can someone suggest me a guide which teaches C language through
giving glimpses to the actual standard C99 or earlier.
For e.g., for post, prefix increment, decrement operators , it should
unlike other books be saying clearly, the standard says the value
should change at sequence point (a variable can't change value more
than once between two sequence points e.g., i = i++ + 1 is undefined)
etc etc.
Even a book which teaches C programming from systems perspective
(similar in concept to "Computer Systems:A programmer's perspective",
-Bryant et.al.)
perhaps reading the standard is the best thing, but i don't have that
expertise to read and understand that in the time i have.
thanks in advance,
greenhorn.