The Code Complete 1-2 books is exactly what i've been looking for.

But some of the concepts are unfamiliar for me. I will read C-FAQs first to
gain some more experince. My first C book was The C Programming Language
(ANSI C - 2nd Edt.) by K&R.  This should be good reference book but
currently i dont have that. *Harbison, Samuel P. and Steele, Guy L., C: A
Reference Manual, Fourth Edition. Prentice-Hall,

*The subject is too broad and i want to stay in embedded side of C world.
Actually, in Windows i use Labwindows/CVI. ANSI-C IDE that fits all of my
GUI design needs. I dont need "++" headeche for now. As an invidual
developer C fulfill all of my design considerations. All of my searches are
for a bit discipline and professionalism..


IMO most of the important guidelines are generic and not specific to C. A
> good resource is Steve McConnell's book Code Complete http://www.cc2e.com/
> .
> While not really a collection of guidelines, the C FAQ probably helps, too
> http://c-faq.com/.
>
> Gerhard
>
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