Most, if not all, of this book would be "How To Use Pointers" with large sections on how to structure your code around correctly allocating and freeing memory.
A (fairly brief) appendix would be "Weird Stuff C Programmers Actually Do", for the 'dark corners' stuff that's actually used outside obfuscated code competitions. It might be hard for someone who's actually a C programmer to write this; things stop looking weird after a while.
Most, if not all, of this book would be "How To Use Pointers" with large sections on how to structure your code around correctly allocating and freeing memory.
A (fairly brief) appendix would be "Weird Stuff C Programmers Actually Do", for the 'dark corners' stuff that's actually used outside obfuscated code competitions. It might be hard for someone who's actually a C programmer to write this; things stop looking weird after a while.