C Traps and Pitfalls Andrew Koenig
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

ISBN - 0201179288, C Traps and Pitfalls and the excellent. With this background, lets tackle this gem from Andrew Koenig's C Traps and Pitfalls (PDF): (*(void(*)())0)();. (ret = read(src, ptr, len)) != 0. It has many hazardous (if not aware of) hidden traps. Expert C Programming set me on the right track, many years ago. Clearly, we are casting 0 to some type here. Deep C secrets (AKA "Expert C programming") was published in 1994. Free-computer-science-tutorial-C-Traps-and-Pitfalls. Ű�玛，才刚看完这本书没两个月，就犯了里面说的错误了！而且还是和里面的例子非常相似的错误！ 在写一个系统编程的例子里有一个表达式：. Ŋ�载中… 正文 字体大小：大 中小. Anonymous The book you are talking about is probably C traps and pitfalls by Andrew Koenig, published in 1989. Before those it was the seminal work by Jon Bentley that guided me. This book dissects those, making you a more confident C programmer (hopefully). C Traps and Pitfalls C isn't a language that is going to play nice with you. Int (*) (*) // pointer to a function returning an int and taking no arguments. C Traps and Pitfalls teaches how the peculiarities of the C language make it easy for the intended behavior of a program and the actual behavior of a program to differ. Benjamin Levy writes: In the index, you'll find “pitfalls, see traps” and “traps, see pitfalls.” It also has the obligatory “recursion 88, 146” on page 146 of the index. DŽ�后，非常可惜地，写成了：. C Traps And Pitfalls_十一_新浪博客,十一, 谁看过这篇博文. (1)=赋值==比较, while (filedesc == open(argv[i],0))<0).