Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, N.J., 1989. First edition. First printing.
xi, 269 pages : illustrations
9780136859673, 0136859674
This work, based on a course developed by the authors for AT&T Bell Laboratories, demonstrates the techniques required to construct C programs that will work in many different hardware and software environments. The book is addressed to a variety of programmers with a range of requirements.
The "C-World" abstract machine; portable use of functions; portable use of arithmetic data types; portable use of characters; the C-world model - pointers; portable use of pointers; portable use of compound data types; other portability issues.
