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>>I own a "C Primer" which NEVER informs the reader that
>>C is case-sensitive.  And the only hint I could find
>>(and I was hunting for one) was a code snippet
>>
>>void funcname (FILE file)
>>and this was in chapter eleven!
> 
> It's also wrong; it should be
> void funcname(FILE * file)

I think that's my mistake, not the book
(not handy to look up right now)