Libes D. Obfuscated C and Other Mysteries

Wiley, 1992. — 436 p.Writing functional, understandable programming code just got easier! Written by well-known author and columnist Don Libes, this insightful and at times humorous work takes you through good and bad codes, and helps you understand the differences between them. Through real-world examples, you're shown how to solve a variety of difficult problems you're likely to face. Hard-to-find essays have been reprinted and included. Chapters cover speeding up strcpy, threads, life with static buffers, implementing software timers, keeping track of malloc, variable-sized arrays, tcl (tool command language), and more.