Sadino
08-07-2005, 16:33
... pelo menos é o que o autor afirma :)
The New C Standard (http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/05/07/08/1245232.shtml?tid=156&tid=192)
Posted by Zonk on Friday July 08, @10:34AM
from the meet-the-new-boss dept.
derek_farn writes "At a very late stage Addison Wesley decided not to publish my book, 'The New C Standard: An economic and cultural commentary'. Now that the copyright issues have been sorted out I am making the pdf freely available. You can download the pdf (mirror 1). The organization is rather unusual in that the commentary covers each sentence of the C Standard (actually the latest draft of C0X, excluding library) one by one (all 2022 of them). One major new angle is using the results from studies in cognitive psychology to try and figure out how developers comprehend code. The aim being to try and produce some coding guidelines that reduce costs (ie, reduce the time needed and bugs created). The book also contains the results of lots of measurements (over 400 figures and tables) in an attempt to back the arguments being made -- another unusual feature since most software related books don't publish any figures to back up what they say. Other subsections discuss common implementations and differences between the latest draft standard and C90/C++. More background on the project is available from the Inquirer.
Podem fazer o download (está em .pdf) indo pelo link acima ou então para facilitar-vos a vida aqui (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dmjones/cbook1_0a.pdf) ou aqui (http://www.cwic-solutions.co.uk/docs/cbook1_0a.pdf) :)
The New C Standard (http://developers.slashdot.org/developers/05/07/08/1245232.shtml?tid=156&tid=192)
Posted by Zonk on Friday July 08, @10:34AM
from the meet-the-new-boss dept.
derek_farn writes "At a very late stage Addison Wesley decided not to publish my book, 'The New C Standard: An economic and cultural commentary'. Now that the copyright issues have been sorted out I am making the pdf freely available. You can download the pdf (mirror 1). The organization is rather unusual in that the commentary covers each sentence of the C Standard (actually the latest draft of C0X, excluding library) one by one (all 2022 of them). One major new angle is using the results from studies in cognitive psychology to try and figure out how developers comprehend code. The aim being to try and produce some coding guidelines that reduce costs (ie, reduce the time needed and bugs created). The book also contains the results of lots of measurements (over 400 figures and tables) in an attempt to back the arguments being made -- another unusual feature since most software related books don't publish any figures to back up what they say. Other subsections discuss common implementations and differences between the latest draft standard and C90/C++. More background on the project is available from the Inquirer.
Podem fazer o download (está em .pdf) indo pelo link acima ou então para facilitar-vos a vida aqui (http://homepage.ntlworld.com/dmjones/cbook1_0a.pdf) ou aqui (http://www.cwic-solutions.co.uk/docs/cbook1_0a.pdf) :)