EAJUAN%EBRUPC51.BITNET@cunyvm.cuny.edu (06/28/88)
Please, can somebody give me references of :
1) good UNIX introductory books
2) good UNIX reference manuals (for advanced users) (tackling subjects
as indexed file organization, ...)
3) good "C under UNIX" books (tackling subjects as communication between
concurrent processes, ...)
Thanks in advance !Pabbisetty.Henr@xerox.com (06/30/88)
1. The UNIX Programming Environment by Kernighan & Pike. (The classic) 2. Advanced UNIX Programming by Marc J. Rochkind. 3. C: An Advanced Introduction by Narain Gehani. (Intro to forking) 4. Network Programmer's primer 5. Streams programmer's primer (4 & 5 are publised by Pretice Hall) 6. Reliable Data Structures in C by Thomas Plum. 7. Variations in C by Steve Schustack. (This is a good "style" manual for C) 8. C Programming Language by Kernighan & Ritchie (This classic book has been revised) Please send me a summary of responses that you receive. Thanks.... - nagesh
anamaria@lll-lcc.llnl.gov (Ana Maria De Alvare) (07/01/88)
>>1) good UNIX introductory books
I would suggest you Groff and Weinberg book Called:
"Understanding UNIX- Conceptual Guide., It covers berkeley, system
V and Xenix too.
And for all the levels the Hayden publisher for the Waite Group
books in UNIX. They are good books that can refer to any problem
quickly.
Ana Mariaa De Alvare'
anamaria@lll-lcc.llnl.gov