The author is based on a paper he published when he was at Bell Labs in 1985, and combined with his own work experience to expand it into this classic book of precious value to C programmers. The starting point of writing this book is not to criticize the C language, but to help C programmers avoid the pitfalls and obstacles in the programming process.
The book is divided into 8 chapters, which analyze problems that may be encountered in C programming from several aspects such as lexical analysis, syntax and semantics, connection, library functions, preprocessors, and portability defects. Finally, the author uses a chapter to give some practical suggestions.
This book is suitable for C programmers with certain experience to read and study. Even if you are a master of C programming, this book should become a must-have book on your desk.
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