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Introduction | 1 | |
Fundamentals | 2 | |
C Program Structure | 3 | |
Character Sets | 4 | |
Identifiers | 6 | |
Categories and Scope of Identifiers | 7 | |
Basic Types | 9 | |
Integer Types | 9 | |
Real and Complex Floating Types | 11 | |
The Type void | 13 | |
Constants | 14 | |
Integer Constants | 14 | |
Floating Constants | 16 | |
Character Constants and String Literals | 16 | |
Expressions and Operators | 18 | |
Arithmetic Operators | 20 | |
Assignment Operators | 21 | |
Relational Operators and Logical Operators | 22 | |
Logical Operators | 23 | |
Bitwise Operators | 24 | |
Memory Accessing Operators | 25 | |
Other Operators | 27 | |
Type Conversions | 29 | |
Integer Promotion | 29 | |
Usual Arithmetic Conversions | 30 | |
Type Conversions in Assignments and Pointers | 30 | |
Statements | 31 | |
Block and Expression Statements | 32 | |
Jumps | 33 | |
Loops | 35 | |
Unconditional Jumps | 37 | |
Declarations | 39 | |
General Syntax and Examples | 39 | |
Complex Declarations | 40 | |
Variables | 41 | |
Storage Classes | 41 | |
Initialization | 42 | |
Derived Types | 43 | |
Enumeration Types | 43 | |
Structures, Unions, and Bit-Fields | 45 | |
Arrays | 49 | |
Pointers | 52 | |
Type Qualifiers and Type Definitions | 55 | |
Functions | 57 | |
Function Prototypes | 58 | |
Function Definitions | 59 | |
Function Calls | 61 | |
Functions with Variable Numbers of Arguments | 62 | |
Linkage of Identifiers | 64 | |
Processing Directives | 65 | |
Standard Library | 73 | |
Standard Header Files | 73 | |
Input and Output | 74 | |
Error Handling for Input/Output Functions | 76 | |
General File Access Functions | 76 | |
File Input/Output Functions | 79 | |
Numerical Limits and Number Classification | 87 | |
Value Ranges of Integer Types | 87 | |
Range and Precision of Real Floating Types | 88 | |
Classification of Floating-Point Numbers | 90 | |
Mathematical Functions | 91 | |
Mathematical Functions for Integer Types | 91 | |
Mathematical Functions for Real Floating Types | 92 | |
Optimizing Runtime Efficiency | 94 | |
Mathematical Functions for Complex Floating Types | 95 | |
Type-Generic Macros | 96 | |
Error Handling for Mathematical Functions | 97 | |
The Floating-Point Environment | 98 | |
Character Classification and Case Mapping | 101 | |
String Handling | 103 | |
Conversion Between Strings and Numbers | 105 | |
Multibyte Character Conversion | 107 | |
Searching and Sorting | 108 | |
Memory Block Management | 109 | |
Dynamic Memory Management | 110 | |
Time and Date | 111 | |
Process Control | 113 | |
Communication with the Operating System | 113 | |
Signals | 114 | |
Non-Local Jumps | 115 | |
Error Handling for System Functions | 116 | |
Internationalization | 116 | |
Index | 121 |
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