C

This is a review of the book explaining some of the errors found.

Online book by Jerry Jongerius advocates a style of programming based upon classes, data abstraction, run-time type checking, and fault tolerant functions which results in bug-free C code. Sources, Amazon link for printed copy.

Complete online version of second edition book by Mike Banahan, Declan Brady and Mark Doran. Popular introduction to ANSI Standard C.

A compiler system for Windows 95 - NT, includes lcc, a development environment, and other tools.

Originally a 1970s compiler updated for Linux. Compiles to C99 standard. Website features mailing lists, documentation and bug tracking system.

By Ian Cooke. Highlights the differences with C++ including comments, input/output, memory allocation, variable declarations, constants, structures, booleans, libraries and suggested reading.

Series of detailed tutorials for beginners in C, based around real world programming examples. Keyed to Pelles C.

An HTML version of the Usenet comp.lang.c collection of questions, together with presumably definitive answers.

A small, static libc optimized for small size.

Library for winsock applications.Currently only compatible with winsock v1.1.

Splint is a tool for statically checking C programs for security vulnerabilities and coding mistakes.

Source-highlight, given a source file, produces a document with syntax highlighting. [Open source, GPL]

Cxref is a C source code cross referencing and documenting program for UNIX, written by Andrew M. Bishop. Cxref makes both html and latex style document.

Thomas Boutell's ANSI C library for CGI Programming

Develop and market C cross compilers and other development tools for embedded systems based upon the 8051, 68000, CPU32, ColdFire and other chip families. Host environments include Windows NT, Windows 95 and DOS.