Advanced UNIX Programming

Warren W. Gay

604 pages, parution le 01/09/2000

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Résumé

Advanced UNIX Programming moves beyond the fundamentals of UNIX programming and presents the information and techniques you need to expand your repertoire. Designed for professional UNIX programmers, this book builds on the skills and knowledge you already possess.

In the opening chapters, you'll learn how to exploit the standard UNIX development tools. As the book progresses, you'll learn the inner workings of the UNIX operating system from a programmer's perspective, including internal manipulations of the file system and the proper use of some of the more esoteric UNIX functions. Code examples illustrate simultaneous file access by multiple users and changes to directory structure.

Expert author Warren W Gay walks you through the internals of UNIX control structures and casts light on different time and process models. You'll see example code that shows how to dynamically change user and group parameters.

Advanced UNIX Programming also includes coverage of internal processing techniques, interprocess control, and synchronization through signals, forked processes, and shared memory.

Introduction ..... 1
Part 1: Files and Directories ..... 7: Chapter 1: Compiler Notes and Options ..... 9; Chapter 2: UNIX File System Objects ..... 33; Chapter 3: Error Handling and Reporting ..... 51; Chapter 4: UNIX Input and Output ..... 85; Chapter 5: File Locking ..... 87; Chapter 6: Managing Files and Their Properties ..... 105; Chapter 7: Directory Management ..... 129; Chapter 8: Temporary Files and Process Cleanup ..... 151
Part II: Library Functions ..... 171: Chapter 9: UNIX Command-Line Processing ..... 173; Chapter 10: Conversion Functions ..... 189; Chapter 11: UNIX Date and Time Facilities ..... 207; Chapter 12: User ID, Password, and Group Management ..... 227; Chapter 13: Static and Shared Libraries ..... 247; Chapter 14: Database Library Routines ..... 273
Part III: Advanced Concepts ..... 305: Chapter 15: Signals ..... 307; Chapter 16: Efficient I/O Scheduling ..... 329; Chapter 17: Timers ..... 351; Chapter 18: Pipes and Processes ..... 371; Chapter 19: Forked Processes ..... 385; Chapter 20: Pattern Matching ..... 405; Chapter 21: Regular Expressions ..... 431

L'auteur - Warren W. Gay

Warren W. Gay has been programming professionally for 20 years. His experience includes UNIX system programming, UNIX socket programming, UNIX hardware and software troubleshooting, POSIX UNIX threads, UNIX RPC and XDR, library programming, and many other areas involved with UNIX systems. Warren is the author of the very successful Sams Teach Yourself Linux Programming in 24 Hours and Que's Linux Socket Programming By Example.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Sams
Auteur(s)	Warren W. Gay
Parution	01/09/2000
Nb. de pages	604
Format	18,7 x 23,2
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1032g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780672319907
ISBN13	978-0-672-31990-7