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The C Book

by
Robert G. Brown
Duke University Physics Department
Durham, NC 27708-0305
Copyright Robert G. Brown, 2024

Abstract

NOTE WELL! This book is not written by or copyrighted by Robert G. Brown! It is a mirror of an online book on C programming that -- curiously enough -- has a license almost identical to my Gnu Public License, v2b (b for beverage). However, you have to buy the actual authors of the book a beer, not me.

From the book's front page:

This is the online version of The C Book, second edition by Mike Banahan, Declan Brady and Mark Doran, originally published by Addison Wesley in 1991. This version is made freely available.

While this book is no longer in print, it's content is still very relevant today. The C language is still popular, particularly for open source software and embedded programming. We hope this book will be useful, or at least interesting, to people who use C.

If you have any comments about this book, or if you find any bugs in its presentation, please send a message to consulting@gbdirect.co.uk.

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Home Top Flashcard Program DieHarder Program Benchmaster Program Jove (editor) Program The C Book The Tao of Programming Your Brain: a User's Manual (draft) CVS Mini Howto
C project template PVM project template LaTeX project template HOWTO project template Latex Manual (online) random_pvm demo/template The yum HOWTO (draft) Yum Article Contact About
Amazon Sales Rank Toolset A Theorem Concerning God
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