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CODE FOR TEXTBOOK
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LIB28 SECTION NOTES
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Intro to C Samples
- GENERAL REFERENCE
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Unix FAQs on almost anything
Comprehensive C/Unix Programming Page
Using the Linux command line -- Basic Intro
- REMOTE ACCESS, FILE TRANSFER
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Connecting to the Class Server More Easily
Transferring Files from one Machine to Another
- UNIX AND C STYLE
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Eric Raymond on Unix Culture
Rob Pike on C style
- PROGRAMMING IN C ON UNIX
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Handling command line args without global variables
Debugging with valgrind and gdb
Using Unix Programming Tools
---- including make, gdb, gvim, emacs...
Tabs for C and emacs -- by Linus
Tabs for C and emacs -- another version
ANSI C Reference Card
The GNU C Library: a thorough introduction and manual
What is "Unaligned Access"?
- SIGNALS, RACES, ETC
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Chapters 6 and 7 look at signals and events and races. Learn
more about these topics at the following links:
- PICTURES OF UNIX
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There are two collections of ray-traced illustrations
that depict a Unix system and its components.
The original series
Series II: using AC3D
- LEARNING C AND UNIX
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C Programming, A Modern Approach by King.
This book is the C text in
csci-e26, and it has been well-received.
List of books
- UNIX PEOPLE AND HISTORY
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From Space Travel to Unix
Dennis Ritchie's Version
Mid 70's to early 80's
Video by Rob Pike on History of Unix and Computing
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