??? 01/03/11 20:57 Read: times |
#180430 - Details in standard + compiler manual Responding to: ???'s previous message |
No, a book doesn't detail everything.
It tries to explain the practial ways to use the language. How to use it, and why. If you want all the details, then you need two things. The language standard, and the documentation for the specific compiler you are going to use. The compiler manual should cover anything important that the language standard hasn't locked down, or where the specific compiler may contain target-specific or other extensions to the language. Interrupt handling, addressing of specific memory regions etc are things that are often requiring the compilers to contain language extensions. For the 8051, you need to be able to specify where to place variables. And you want an extention to support the bit data type. |