Not an introduction but a logically ordered guide to writing programs for UNIX System V, for those who already know the programming language. Explains the file system and its mechanisms, the operation and usage of system calls, and how to use pipes, signals, raw I/O, interprocess communication, daemons, and other advanced techniques. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.
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Advanced UNIX programming guide for experienced developers.
Who is this book for?
If you're already familiar with programming and want to deepen your understanding of UNIX System V, this book is a treasure. It offers a well-structured exploration of core system concepts like system calls, pipes, signals, and interprocess communication, making complex topics accessible for practical use. Many users find it an invaluable resource for tackling advanced UNIX programming challenges with confidence.
