I did look at this book a while ago, I was unable to make amendments to the code examples. early versions made common C gotcha mistakes, although of the more subtle and less disasterous kinds... starting with non-standard entry-point function signature and generally relying on non-standard features of particular compilers. fortunately someone else seems to have gotten there in the end... i'd be wary, simply because the author is (as much as I am a fan of much of his work) clearly not an experienced C programmer.
I am a very experienced C programmer, and I have full comments on any page. You find an error, drop a comment and I'll fix it immediately.
Chances are though, you're someone who read the K&R chapter, then went through nitpicking minor semantics about things like "NULL is 0" and then consider all the code broken in the book.
But, any errors you find, let me know and I'll fix them. Just don't call me an inexperienced C programmer.
