Found two books in C in the library they explain a lot of things.

 

 

If you want to follow along sugest you can also search for books. Online Tutorials and tips, aren't good enough because if you skip any detail you can mess especially width a language as complex as C.

[b]C includes[/b] are compiled in .object files so you can't access the source code. You can't learn width the basic stuff.

In the books they give the code to this basic functions which allow to create a include "general manipulation in C". Much easy to learn if the basic stuff is available. We will need to manipulate much code as possible to match the "standard programming names" referenced before.

Also they explain how to implement Unit Tests nothing to do width the online code that must curious people are posting "compared width professionals".

Stuff I think I will add to Git Hub (didn't add them at the moment because I didn't have that much time to work on the files) :

- #general_manipulation_c
- PDF : Standard programming names (can include also the functions, not just variables (from "standard variables" mentioned).
- #unit_tests for general_manipulation_c (make the code extremely bug free)
- main file or run file to access things more directly, code and unit tests.

things in mind : Lyberta "i don't like C prefer C++"

We can manipulate a bit C to look more like C++ , it all depend on how you do things.

Think the end result will be: C looking a bit more like PHP because we can create auto code as we like.

lets say PHP already have "serialized" functions for characters , we can create also this things in our include. Looking at this code/explanation don't think or made me think if we relay needed PHP. We could create most of this stuff in functions in C.
 
For example : for people who don't know that much : like we could have a main function width many stuff which prevent to script all the small details.

Another aspect that it added to the argumentation on C in the book, they say C can achieve a performance equal to assembly which was another plus.

lets see how it evolves for now this is my contribute.