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You will enjoy "C Interfaces and Implementations", along with the full, literate source-code for LCC.

This is also good, Standard Function Library:

http://legacy.imatix.com/html/sfl/

Where can one find the full literate source code for LCC? I haven't been able to find it anwyhere, and god knows I searched.

I'm guessing here: http://www.cs.princeton.edu/software/lcc/

There's no literate source linked to on that page. Just plain, normal, barely-commented C.

"There's no literate source linked to on that page. Just plain, normal, barely-commented C."

The book by David Hanson is the literate program.

Ok, so the literate source, in a form that I can actually play with, isn't acutally available. It doesn't even seem to be maintained in literate form in SVN.

That's what I was trying to determine.

If you like that style of C code, Tcl's is similar (and it's not a coincidence, as Dr. Hipp is part of the Tcl core team).

Thanks for the tip, I didn't know that. I haven't ever used Tcl besides some tinkering a few years ago, whereas SQLite is used incredibly often, but I'll read any C that's well written.

Especially its deep test architecture.

an intro:

http://www.sqlite.org/testing.html