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Please advise a good, fresh textbook on "low-level" C (possibly with an emphasis on microcontrollers). I would very much like a detailed and intelligible description of:
- bit operations;
- how structures are placed in memory;
- pointer arithmetic;
- compilation and linking processes;
- differences between undefined behavior and unspecified behavior (and the like):
- all sorts of subtle points that have changed from standard to standard.
What you can do without:
- without a detailed description of the use of the functions print, scanf;
- without platform-dependent things (especially for DOS);
— without stories about why everyone should definitely use only block comments.
It is desirable that the textbook be aware of the C99 standard (at least).
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From the advanced I can recommend the following two books:
Expert C Programming: Deep C Secrets
C: A Reference Manual (5th Edition)
I think only the second one will help you, the first one is just a little old, but I think you will find something useful in it. The books are famous, maybe you have them, but this seems to be the best that was.
If English does not bother you, a book has recently been published entirely devoted to pointers. The reviews are very good.
shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920028000.do
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