C in a nutshell

C in a nutshell

by Peter Prinz, Tony Crawford, Peter Prinz

2006
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"C in a Nutshell is the book every C programmer will want nearby when writing code. C experts Peter Prinz and Tony Crawford have jammed in a wealth of ready-reference material that is clear and to the point. No wasted words here!" "Also included are chapters to cement your understanding of key concepts such as type conversion, dynamic memory management, working with pionters, and more. Need to look up a detail on GNU make or the GNU debugger? Those are covered too. Having information ready at your fingertips means fewer interruptions and improved flow. Peter and Tony have made this book a productivity tool for C programmers."--Jacket.

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