I would choose a C reference, instead, like K&R or Harbison and Steele.
And then check the reference for any variations to the standard. Most will be in large functions (like sprintf()!) and floating point.
I would choose a C reference, instead, like K&R or Harbison and Steele.
And then check the reference for any variations to the standard. Most will be in large functions (like sprintf()!) and floating point.