Modern C Programming#
Despite decades of evolution in programming languages, C remains the lingua franca of systems software, embedded development, and performance-critical applications. Its direct access to memory and hardware, combined with portability across computing platforms, makes it indispensable for operating systems, compilers, and firmware development.
Here you will find coverage of language syntax and semantics, preprocessor directives and macro techniques for code generation, GNU compiler extensions that enhance expressiveness, build automation with Make for managing complex compilation workflows, and x86 assembly language fundamentals for low-level optimization and hardware interaction.