The Ten Commandments For C Programmers This page lists the Ten Commandments for C programmers. It is an annotated edition by Henry Spencer. These ten rules must be read, learnt by heart and defiantly followed by any C programmer. Thou shalt respect these rules, they are not meant to be broken.
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Ansi C Rationale This document summarizes the discussions of X3J11 Technical Committee while forming a standard for the C programming language. This ANSI C Standard presented in this document explains the various lexical elements and semantics of the language. It includes a library for all the standard C functions and elaborates on the C environment.
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Gnu Coding Standards This text page discusses the GNU coding standards developed by the GNU people as of 1989.It includes a variety of GNU standards such as reference, compatibility, formatting, commenting, syntactic, naming, semantic and portability standards.
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Recommended C Style And Coding Standards
This document is the annotated version by Henry Spencer of the original paper Indian Hill C Style and Coding Standards. It includes a set of coding standards and recommendations. The documents purpose is to explain the coding style of C language and not the functional organization. The document is a result of a committee formed at Indian Hill to decide upon a common set of coding standards and recommendations.

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Indian Hill C Style And Coding Standards This document is an updated version of the paper Indian Hill C Style and Coding Standards, with modifications by the Henry Spencer, David Keppel and Mark Brader. The documents purpose is to explain the coding style of C language and recommendations. The standards in this document aim to increase portability, reduce maintenance, and improve clarity.
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Development Of The C Language This paper discusses the development of the C language, its influences and creators. Written by Dennis M. Ritchie in 2003, the article concentrates on the characteristic elements of the C language and explains how these features evolved. It covers the history and origin of C language, its success story and the future successors.
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SITE DOWN -------------------------Infrequently Asked Questions In C, This article, which is posted yearly, attempts to answer all the basic questions you were too shy to ask in C language newsgroups, which are usually filled with advanced intellectual queries. This site is compiled by Peter Seebach in 1999. This FAQ site is a must read for novice programmers who are stuck with simple issues whose answers could be insanely obvious for the expert C language guru.

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Comp.Lang.C FAQ
This site contains a list of frequently asked questions on C programming language for the Usenet comp.lang.c newsgroups. It was compiled by Steve Summit in 2005. It also includes content from the book "C Programming FAQs Frequently Asked Questions" by Addison-Wesley. This site addresses common programming queries for C language programmers everywhere, and includes a glossary for C terminology.

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