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After a quick glance over the book: Yes. I'm not exactly sure why it's "modern" C, but it is an introduction to C via establishing a somewhat rigorous and comp

• larschdk 6y ago
  He makes a point of including all the newer features of C, including fixed-size integers, thread API, restrict qualifiers, and atomics, and dedicate a very significant part of the book to them. On top of that he gives many best-practice advice, that you could call "modern", as they are often violated in 20+ year old C code (and often by people who learned C in the 80's, in my experience).