C in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (OReilly))
C in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (OReilly))
ISBN: 0596006977
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 473
Pages: 473
Authors: Peter Prinz, Tony Crawford
- C: In a Nutshell
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Preface
- How This Book Is Organized
- Further Reading
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Using Code Examples
- Safari Enabled
- Your Questions and Comments
- Acknowledgments
- Part I: Language
- Chapter 1. Language Basics
- Section 1.1. Characteristics of C
- Section 1.2. The Structure of C Programs
- Section 1.3. Source Files
- Section 1.4. Comments
- Section 1.5. Character Sets
- Section 1.6. Identifiers
- Section 1.7. How the C Compiler Works
- Chapter 2. Types
- Section 2.1. Typology
- Section 2.2. Integer Types
- Section 2.3. Floating-Point Types
- Section 2.4. Complex Floating-Point Types (C99)
- Section 2.5. Enumerated Types
- Section 2.6. The Type void
- Chapter 3. Literals
- Section 3.1. Integer Constants
- Section 3.2. Floating-Point Constants
- Section 3.3. Character Constants
- Section 3.4. String Literals
- Chapter 4. Type Conversions
- Section 4.1. Conversion of Arithmetic Types
- Section 4.2. Conversion of Nonarithmetic Types
- Chapter 5. Expressions and Operators
- Section 5.1. How Expressions Are Evaluated
- Section 5.2. Operators in Detail
- Section 5.3. Constant Expressions
- Chapter 6. Statements
- Section 6.1. Expression Statements
- Section 6.2. Block Statements
- Section 6.3. Loops
- Section 6.4. Selection Statements
- Section 6.5. Unconditional Jumps
- Chapter 7. Functions
- Section 7.1. Function Definitions
- Section 7.2. Function Declarations
- Section 7.3. How Functions Are Executed
- Section 7.4. Pointers as Arguments and Return Values
- Section 7.5. Inline Functions
- Section 7.6. Recursive Functions
- Section 7.7. Variable Numbers of Arguments
- Chapter 8. Arrays
- Section 8.1. Defining Arrays
- Section 8.2. Accessing Array Elements
- Section 8.3. Initializing Arrays
- Section 8.4. Strings
- Section 8.5. Multidimensional Arrays
- Section 8.6. Arrays as Arguments of Functions
- Chapter 9. Pointers
- Section 9.1. Declaring Pointers
- Section 9.2. Operations with Pointers
- Section 9.3. Pointers and Type Qualifiers
- Section 9.4. Pointers to Arrays and Arrays of Pointers
- Section 9.5. Pointers to Functions
- Chapter 10. Structures and Unions and Bit-Fields
- Section 10.1. Structures
- Section 10.2. Unions
- Section 10.3. Bit-Fields
- Chapter 11. Declarations
- Section 11.1. General Syntax
- Section 11.2. Type Names
- Section 11.3. typedef Declarations
- Section 11.4. Linkage of Identifiers
- Section 11.5. Storage Duration of Objects
- Section 11.6. Initialization
- Chapter 12. Dynamic Memory Management
- Section 12.1. Allocating Memory Dynamically
- Section 12.2. Characteristics of Allocated Memory
- Section 12.3. Resizing and Releasing Memory
- Section 12.4. An All-Purpose Binary Tree
- Section 12.5. Characteristics
- Section 12.6. Implementation
- Chapter 13. Input and Output
- Section 13.1. Streams
- Section 13.2. Files
- Section 13.3. Opening and Closing Files
- Section 13.4. Reading and Writing
- Section 13.5. Random File Access
- Chapter 14. Preprocessing Directives
- Section 14.1. Inserting the Contents of Header Files
- Section 14.2. Defining and Using Macros
- Section 14.3. Conditional Compiling
- Section 14.4. Defining Line Numbers
- Section 14.5. Generating Error Messages
- Section 14.6. The pragma Directive
- Section 14.7. The _Pragma Operator
- Section 14.8. Predefined Macros
- Part II: Standard Library
- Chapter 15. The Standard Headers
- Section 15.1. Using the Standard Headers
- Section 15.2. Contents of the Standard Headers
- Chapter 16. Functions at a Glance
- Section 16.1. Input and Output
- Section 16.2. Mathematical Functions
- Section 16.3. Character Classification and Conversion
- Section 16.4. String Processing
- Section 16.5. Multibyte Characters
- Section 16.6. Converting Between Numbers and Strings
- Section 16.7. Searching and Sorting
- Section 16.8. Memory Block Handling
- Section 16.9. Dynamic Memory Management
- Section 16.10. Date and Time
- Section 16.11. Process Control
- Section 16.12. Internationalization
- Section 16.13. Nonlocal Jumps
- Section 16.14. Debugging
- Section 16.15. Error Messages
- Chapter 17. Standard Library Functions
- _Exit
- abort
- abs
- acos
- acosh
- asctime
- asin
- asinh
- assert
- atan
- atan2
- atanh
- atexit
- atof
- atoi
- atol, atoll
- bsearch
- btowc
- cabs
- cacos
- cacosh
- calloc
- carg
- casin
- casinh
- catan
- catanh
- cbrt
- ccos
- ccosh
- ceil
- cexp
- cimag
- clearerr
- clock
- conj
- copysign
- cos
- cosh
- cpow
- cproj
- creal
- csin
- csinh
- csqrt
- ctan
- ctanh
- ctime
- difftime
- div
- erf
- erfc
- exit
- exp
- exp2
- expm1
- fabs
- fclose
- fdim
- feclearexcept
- fegetenv
- fegetexceptflag
- fegetround
- feholdexcept
- feof
- feraiseexcept
- ferror
- fesetenv
- fesetexceptflag
- fesetround
- fetestexcept
- feupdateenv
- fflush
- fgetc
- fgetpos
- fgets
- fgetwc
- fgetws
- floor
- fma
- fmax
- fmin
- fmod
- fopen
- fpclassify
- fprintf
- fputc
- fputs
- fputwc
- fputws
- fread
- free
- freopen
- frexp
- fscanf
- fseek
- fsetpos
- ftell
- fwide
- fwprintf
- fwscanf
- fwrite
- getc
- getchar
- getenv
- gets
- getwc
- getwchar
- gmtime
- hypot
- ilogb
- imaxabs
- imaxdiv
- isalnum
- isalpha
- isblank
- iscntrl
- isdigit
- isfinite
- isgraph
- isgreater, isgreaterequal
- isinf
- isless, islessequal, islessgreater
- islower
- isnan
- isnormal
- isprint
- ispunct
- isspace
- isunordered
- isupper
- iswalnum
- iswalpha
- iswblank
- iswcntrl
- iswctype
- iswdigit
- iswgraph
- iswlower
- iswprint
- iswpunct
- iswspace
- iswupper
- iswxdigit
- isxdigit
- labs
- ldexp
- ldiv
- llabs
- lldiv
- llrint
- llround
- localeconv
- localtime
- log
- log10
- log1p
- log2
- logb
- longjmp
- lrint
- lround
- malloc
- mblen
- mbrlen
- mbrtowc
- mbsinit
- mbsrtowcs
- mbstowcs
- mbtowc
- memchr
- memcmp
- memcpy
- memmove
- memset
- mktime
- modf
- nearbyint
- nextafter
- nexttoward
- perror
- pow
- printf
- putc
- putchar
- puts
- putwc
- putwchar
- qsort
- raise
- rand
- realloc
- remainder
- remove
- remquo
- rename
- rewind
- rint
- round
- scalbln, scalbn
- scanf
- setbuf
- setjmp
- setlocale
- setvbuf
- signal
- signbit
- sin
- sinh
- snprintf
- sprintf
- sqrt
- srand
- sscanf
- strcat
- strchr
- strcmp
- strcoll
- strcpy
- strcspn
- strerror
- strftime
- strlen
- strncat
- strncmp
- strncpy
- strpbrk
- strrchr
- strspn
- strstr
- strtod, strtof, strtold
- strtoimax
- strtok
- strtol, strtoll
- strtoul, strtoull
- strtoumax
- strxfrm
- swprintf
- swscanf
- system
- tan
- tanh
- time
- tmpfile
- tmpnam
- tolower
- toupper
- towctrans
- towlower
- towupper
- trunc
- ungetc
- ungetwc
- va_arg, va_copy, va_end, va_start
- vfprintf, vprintf, vsnprintf, vsprintf
- vfscanf, vscanf, vsscanf
- vfwprintf, vswprintf, vwprintf
- vfwscanf, vswscanf, vwscanf
- wcrtomb
- wcscat
- wcschr
- wcscmp
- wcscoll
- wcscpy
- wcscspn
- wcsftime
- wcslen
- wcsncat
- wcsncmp
- wcsncpy
- wcspbrk
- wcsrchr
- wcsrtombs
- wcsspn
- wcsstr
- wcstod, wcstof, wcstold
- wcstoimax
- wcstok
- wcstol, wcstoll
- wcstold
- wcstoll
- wcstombs
- wcstoul, wcstoull
- wcstoumax
- wcsxfrm
- wctob
- wctomb
- wctrans
- wctype
- wmemchr
- wmemcmp
- wmemcpy
- wmemmove
- wmemset
- wprintf
- wscanf
- Part III: Basic Tools
- Chapter 18. Compiling with GCC
- Section 18.1. The GNU Compiler Collection
- Section 18.2. Obtaining and Installing GCC
- Section 18.3. Compiling C Programs with GCC
- Section 18.4. C Dialects
- Section 18.5. Compiler Warnings
- Section 18.6. Optimization
- Section 18.7. Debugging
- Section 18.8. Profiling
- Section 18.9. Option and Environment Variable Summary
- Chapter 19. Using make to Build C Programs
- Section 19.1. Targets, Prerequisites, and Commands
- Section 19.2. The Makefile
- Section 19.3. Rules
- Section 19.4. Comments
- Section 19.5. Variables
- Section 19.6. Phony Targets
- Section 19.7. Other Target Attributes
- Section 19.8. Macros
- Section 19.9. Functions
- Section 19.10. Directives
- Section 19.11. Running make
- Chapter 20. Debugging C Programs with GDB
- Section 20.1. Installing GDB
- Section 20.2. A Sample Debugging Session
- Section 20.3. Starting GDB
- Section 20.4. Using GDB Commands
- About the Authors
- Colophon
- Index
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C in a Nutshell (In a Nutshell (OReilly))
ISBN: 0596006977
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 473
Pages: 473
Authors: Peter Prinz, Tony Crawford