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Book details
Paperback: 496 pages
Format: epub
Size: 2.21 MB
Publisher: Manning Publications (28 September 2019)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1617295817
ISBN-13: 978-1617295812
“Great introductory material to the ‘new’ C. This isn’t your grandfather’s C anymore!” – Hugo Durana, MicrosoftSummary
Modern C focuses on the new and unique features of modern C programming. The book is based on the latest C standards and offers an up-to-date perspective on this tried-and-true language.
About the Technology
C is extraordinarily modern for a 50-year-old programming language. Whether you’re writing embedded code, low-level system routines, or high-performance applications, C is up to the challenge. This unique book, based on the latest C standards, exposes a modern perspective of this tried-and-true language.
About the Book
Modern C introduces you to modern day C programming, emphasizing the unique and new features of this powerful language. For new C coders, it starts with fundamentals like structure, grammar, compilation, and execution. From there, you’ll advance to control structures, data types, operators, and functions, as you gain a deeper understanding of what’s happening under the hood. In the final chapters, you’ll explore performance considerations, reentrancy, atomicity, threads, and type-generic programming. You’ll code as you go with concept-reinforcing exercises and skill-honing challenges along the way.
What’s inside
Operators and functions
Pointers, threading, and atomicity
C’s memory model
Hands-on exercises
About the Reader
For programmers comfortable writing simple programs in a language like Java, Python, Ruby, C#, C++, or C.
About the Author
Jens Gustedt is a senior scientist at the French National Institute for Computer Science and Control (INRIA) and co-editor of the ISO C standard.
Table of Contents
LEVEL 0 – Encounter
1. Getting started
2. The principal structure of a program
LEVEL 1 – Acquaintance
3. Everything is about control
4. Expressing computations
5. Basic values and data
6. Derived data types
7. Functions
8. C library functions
LEVEL 2 – Cognition
9. Style
10. Organization and documentation
11. Pointers
12. The C memory model
13. Storage
14. More involved processing and IO
LEVEL 3 – Experience
15. Performance
16. Function-like macros
17. Variations in control flow
18. Threads 325
19. Atomic access and memory consistency
