Product: 0201308215
This is an almost beginners book on programming at the Linux operating system level. It is not a book on C itself, but you could probably use it as one. It’s real emphasis is on the system call, shared library, file handling level. That is, how to interface directly to the operating system itself to get it to perform what you need it to do.
The bookis aimed at three audiences: C programmers who need to know how to get to the Linux operating system, Unix programmers who need to make the transition to Linux (no they’re not the same), Linux programmers who need to move upwards in their understanding of the operating system. It does these jobs very well. The authors each spent years at Red Hat developing their releases, have a throrough understanding of Linux and the ability to convey that information to the reader in a clear and understandable manner.
Rating: 5
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Review by John Matlock
on 2020-03-10