This book is an absolute classic. I came from C++20, using concepts and constraints, doing a lot of compile-time metaprogramming and shenanigans, and I set off on a quest to rewrite a lot of my core tech stack in plain ol' C ('17 revision) for language interoperability reasons...
...and I literally almost gave up on being a C programmer because of bashing my head against language limitations... This book completely and totally changed everything and is the reason I completed this very ambitious project (https://github.com/gyrovorbis/libgimbal)... It's not just good for object-oriented C, but also for approaching the C language differently in general. For pushing its boundaries rather than accepting its limitations.
Anyway, this "PDF" was such an inspiration on me as a C programmer that I managed to track down a physical copy on Ebay. lol.
...and I literally almost gave up on being a C programmer because of bashing my head against language limitations... This book completely and totally changed everything and is the reason I completed this very ambitious project (https://github.com/gyrovorbis/libgimbal)... It's not just good for object-oriented C, but also for approaching the C language differently in general. For pushing its boundaries rather than accepting its limitations.
Anyway, this "PDF" was such an inspiration on me as a C programmer that I managed to track down a physical copy on Ebay. lol.