Re: Book questions
Iain M Conochie <iain@thargoid.co.uk> writes:
Fair enough, I guess calling it the bible of C programming is
going too far ;)
Heh! i was actually trying to think of another word instead of
'reference', and 'bible' is much closer to what i was looking
for. :-)
Not to mention security as well - there is even a possible
integer overflow in one of the examples!
To be fair, I am not too sure how much of the security
implications of C were known in 1988.
Good point! i've found that understanding the basics of C pointers
is easy enough, but the tricky bit is learning the multiple (and
often subtle) ways in which they can allow removal of various
parts of one's body. ;-)
Alexis.
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