C Pocket Reference
by Peter Prinz, Ulla Kirch-Prinz

The following errata were *corrected* in the 6/05 reprint:

Here's a key to the markup:
	[page-number]: serious technical mistake
	{page-number}: minor technical mistake
	<page-number>: important language/formatting problem
	(page-number): language change or minor formatting problem



(2)  1st paragraph;
The URL for ordering copies of the ANSI standard HAS BEEN UPDATED to
"http://webstore.ansi.org"



{22}  Title of the subsection;
"Relational and Logical Operators"

NOW READS:
"Relational Operators" 



p. 24, IN PRINT: end of the second paragraph:
"...values 0 or 1"

NOW READS:
"...values 1 or 0"


[60] 1st sentence of 2nd paragraph
Functions that are declared as static, however, can only be
called in the same translation unit in which they are defined

NOW READS:
Functions that are declared as static, however, can only be 
called using their name in the same translation unit in which they are defined.



{66} 5th paragraph, directive syntax;
    define name[(parameter_list)] replacement_text

NOW READS:
    #define name[(parameter_list)] replacement_text



p. 83, IN PRINT: first item in bulleted list, last sentence:
"...as many decimal places as necessary..."

NOW READS:
"..as many hexadecimal numerals as necessary..."


(83)  3rd line in the continuation of table 24;
"P" NOW READS "p"


p. 92, IN PRINT: end of first sentence of the first full paragraph:
"...are also provided for integers of type long long(*)."

NOW READS:
"...are also provided for integers of type long
or long long(*)."



p. 102, IN PRINT: last line of the last paragraph:
"...wctype() or wtrans():"

NOW READS:
"...wctype() or wctrans():"



[104]  8 paragraph (function strncpy description);

NOW READS:
"Copies the first n characters of s2 to the char array s1. The string
 terminator character '\0' is not appended. If s2 is a string that is
shorter than n  characters, the remaining characters written are '\0'."



p. 108, IN PRINT: end of mbstowcs() description:
"...to the array addressed by s."

NOW READS:
"... to the array addressed by p."


p. 109, IN PRINT: 4th line:
"...for the keyword addressed by...". 

NOW READS: 
"...for the key addressed by..."


p. 110, IN PRINT: 3rd line:
"...every character is read..."

NOW READS:
"...every byte is read..."


p. 119: IN PRINT:
Two lines of comments below "char p_sep_by_space":
         // 1 = currency symbol is before,
         // 0 = after the amount (1)

NOW READS:
         // 1 = space, 0 = no space
         // between currency
         // symbol and amount (0)
	
	  
AND three lines below "char int_p_cs_precedes":
         // 1=space, 0 = no space
         // between currency symbol
         // and amount (1)

NOW READS:
         // 1 = currency symbol precedes
         // amount, 0 = currency symbol
         // follows amount (1)