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The exercises may be completed, but that doesn't mean the work is over! I'll need to verify the correctness of the later exercises, and will someday comb over the messier solutions that I'm less satisfied with. I'd like to put together a modern set of solutions, too, to illustrate how C has improved over the years. Outside interest will determine whether this is pursued.
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## Motive
-This project was started to help bring out the value of the K&R. Just reading
-the text isn't enough; to best learn with the K&R, the exercises are valuable
+This project was started to bring out the value of the K&R. Just reading the
+text isn't enough; to best learn with the K&R, the exercises are valuable
experience that keeps things interesting as one progresses through the book.
Constructive critique is welcome, but please keep in mind the scope and goals of
@@ -20,6 +20,16 @@ This project is the culmination of about ten years of revisiting the text when I
got the opportunity. I hope its contents are as informative and instructive as
the text itself.
+## Roadmap
+
+* Improve exercises 8-4 through 8-8, once I learn how to verify memory sanity
+* A possible `modern` branch, to demonstrate how to achieve the same results
+ with 'normal' methods. Might split between `c99` and `c11` or more, if there
+ is interest.
+* Curate a list of "next step" resources for new C learners to cut their teeth
+ on, to keep C interesting and not just restricted to theory. Outside opinions
+ greatly appreciated!
+
## License
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License version 3 and is