Questions about or related to the book "The C Programming Language" (which is also known as K&R) by Brian Kernighan and Dennis Ritchie.
As mentioned in many of my previous questions, I'm working through K&R, and am currently into the preprocessor. …
c c-preprocessor kernighan-and-ritchie stringificationI'm writing a program to count blanks, tabs, and newlines. I remember what the escape sequence for tabs and newlines …
c escaping whitespace space kernighan-and-ritchieI am currently reading K&R's book and typing in the examples from the first section, and there are …
c eof getchar kernighan-and-ritchieThis question may stem from a misunderstanding of compilers on my part, but here goes... One can find the following …
c compiler-construction kernighan-and-ritchieI am stumped by the 1.5.2 question in K&R. I googled for sometime and found out that i have …
c kernighan-and-ritchieI'm new to C programming, I encountered a problem. In case of complicated declarations i found this int *daytab[13]; // daytab …
c arrays pointers kernighan-and-ritchieI'm reading through K&R and came to the small section on register variables, and was wondering if people …
c cpu-registers kernighan-and-ritchie kr-cHere is a program I'm trying to run straight from section 1.9 of "The C Programming Language". #include <stdio.h&…
c linux kernighan-and-ritchieWhat is useful about this C syntax — using 'K&R' style function declarations? int func (p, p2) void* p; …
c function function-declaration kernighan-and-ritchie function-definitionI'm reading K&R's The C Programming Language and have become confused on putchar and getchar. I made a …
c getchar kernighan-and-ritchie putchar