The Linux Programming inTerface

The Linux Programming  inTerface

A Linux and UNIX® System Programming Handbook

Michael KerrisK

Applaud FOR THE LINUX PROGRAMMING INTERFACE 

"On the off chance that I needed to pick a solitary book to sit by my machine when composing 

programming for Linux, this would be it." 

— MARTIN LANDERS, SOFTWARE ENGINEER, GOOGLE 

"This book, with its nitty gritty portrayals and cases, contains everything 

you have to comprehend the subtle elements and subtleties of the low-level programming 

APIs in Linux . . . regardless of what the level of peruser, there will be something 

to be learnt from this book." 

— MEL GORMAN, AUTHOR OF Understanding the Linux Virtual Memory Manager 

"Michael Kerrisk has not just composed an incredible book about Linux programming 

what's more, how it identifies with different benchmarks, however has likewise taken care that bugs he 

seen got settled and the man pages were (significantly) progressed. In each of the three 

ways, he has made Linux programming less demanding. The top to bottom treatment of 

points in The Linux Programming Interface . . . makes it an unquestionable requirement have reference 

for both new and experienced Linux software engineers." 

— ANDREAS JAEGER, PROGRAM MANAGER, OPENSUSE, NOVELL 

"Michael's boundless assurance to get his data right, and to 

express it obviously and compactly, has brought about a solid reference hotspot for 

software engineers. While this work is focused at Linux software engineers, it will be of 

esteem to any software engineer working in the UNIX/POSIX biological system." 

— DAVID BUTENHOF, AUTHOR OF Programming with POSIX Threads AND 

Patron TO THE POSIX AND UNIX STANDARDS 

" . . . an extremely careful—yet simple to peruse—clarification of UNIX framework and 

arrange programming, with an accentuation on Linux frameworks. It's positively a 

book I'd prescribe to anyone needing to get into UNIX programming 

(when all is said in done) or to experienced UNIX software engineers needing to know 'what's 

new' in the prevalent GNU/Linux framework." 

— FERNANDO GONT, NETWORK SECURITY RESEARCHER, IETF PARTICIPANT, AND 

RFC AUTHOR 

" . . . all encompassing in the broadness and profundity of its scope, and textbooklike 

in its abundance of worked illustrations and activities. Every subject is unmistakably 

what's more, exhaustively secured, from hypothesis to hands-on working code. 

Experts, understudies, instructors, this is the Linux/UNIX reference that 

you have been sitting tight for." 

— ANTHONY ROBINS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE, THE 

College OF OTAGO 

"I've been extremely awed by the exactness, the quality and the level of detail 

Michael Kerrisk put in his book. He is an awesome master of Linux framework calls 

what's more, gives us a chance to share his insight and comprehension of the Linux APIs." 

— CHRISTOPHE BLAESS, AUTHOR OF Programmation système en C sous Linux 

" . . . a crucial asset for the genuine or expert Linux and UNIX 

frameworks software engineer. Michael Kerrisk covers the utilization of all the key APIs 

crosswise over both the Linux and UNIX framework interfaces with clear portrayals 

what's more, instructional exercise illustrations and hassles the significance and advantages of taking after 

benchmarks, for example, the Single UNIX Specification and POSIX 1003.1." 

— ANDREW JOSEY, DIRECTOR, STANDARDS, THE OPEN GROUP, AND CHAIR OF 

THE POSIX 1003.1 WORKING GROUP 

"What could be superior to a comprehensive reference to the Linux framework, 

from the point of view of the framework developer, composed by none other than 

the maintainer of the man pages himself? The Linux Programming Interface is 

thorough and point by point. I immovably anticipate that it will end up being an imperative 

expansion to my programming bookshelf." 

— BILL GALLMEISTER, AUTHOR OF POSIX.4 Programmer's Guide: Programming for 

the Real World 

" . . . the most total and progressive book about Linux and UNIX framework 

programming. In case you're new to Linux framework programming, in case you're a UNIX 

veteran concentrated on transportability while keen on taking in the Linux way, 

on the other hand in case you're just searching for an amazing reference about the Linux programming 

interface, then Michael Kerrisk's book is unquestionably the buddy 

you need on your bookshelf." 

— LOÏC DOMAIGNÉ, CHIEF SOFTWARE ARCHITECT (EMBEDDED), CORPULS.COM

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