The Linux Programming Interface

Kurzbeschreibung:

A guide to writing system programs for Linux and Unix, with unparalleled depth and breadth of coverage of the system programming interfaces
- Destined to become the essential reference for Linux and Unix system programming; fills a previously empty space in the market
- Author well-known in this space as the maintainer of the man-pages project and participant in the Linux developer community

Klappentext:

The Linux Programming Interface is the definitive reference to the Linux and UNIX programming interface that's used by nearly every application that runs on a NIX system. UNIX programming veteran Michael Kerrisk offers detailed descriptions and useful, real-world examples of the system calls and standard library functions needed to write powerful low-level applications, such as shells, terminal emulators, network servers, and many other vital system programs. Extensively indexed and heavily cross-referenced, The Linux Programming Interface is both an introductory guide for readers new to the topic of system programming, and a comprehensive reference for experienced developers. Although this book goes into detail on a wealth of Linux-specific features, it also devotes careful attention to contemporary UNIX programming standards and portability issues.

Themen:

• Linux; Programmierung
• UNIX; Programmierung

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