Understanding UNIX/LINUX Programming by Bruce Molay

Understanding UNIX/LINUX Programming

A Guide to Theory and Practice

Bruce Molay

Pearson Education · Print & ebook · November 25, 2002

For courses in Unix Systems Programming, Unix System Administration, and as a supplemental text for courses in Advanced Networks and Systems Programming.

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Who it’s for
Build a grounding in Unix programming through fundamentals, practical problems, illustrations, and worked programs.
Themes
Unix programming and structure, Practical problem-solving, Program development
Genres
UNIX Systems, Linux Systems, C Programming

About this book

For courses in Unix Systems Programming, Unix System Administration, and as a supplemental text for courses in Advanced Networks and Systems Programming. This readable and comprehensive text clearly explains Unix programming and structure by addressing the solid fundamentals of Unix and providing different solutions to problems. All ideas and principles are introduced in the context of a practical problem, and excellent use is made of illustrations and listings in the text.

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Projects are solved by the development of complete programs, which are clearly commented on and integrated with explanations in the text.

Unix Programming

Build a grounding in Unix programming through fundamentals, practical problems, illustrations, and worked programs.

Come here for

  • Unix programming and structure explained through practical problems
  • Complete programs, with comments and explanations

Expect

  • Different solutions to problems
  • Illustrations and listings alongside explanations

Where it sits

UNIX Systems92%
Linux Systems36%
C Programming35%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • UNIX Systems
Authors
Bruce Molay
Publisher
Pearson Education
Published
November 25, 2002
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Unix programming and structure · Practical problem-solving · Program development
Reading lane
UNIX Systems