Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment
W.Richards Stevens

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Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment is a must-have volumedescribing and illustrating the programming interface to the Unix system.Author builds on the basic information presented in the first 15 chapters toprovide chapter-length examples illustrating among other things how todevelop a database library as well as a postscript print driver.The book progresses from basic topics such as file systems, directories, andsignals to more advanced topics including interprocess communications,threads and multi-threaded programming. Extensive code examples in Ccombined with a clear writing style make the more difficult aspects of Unixprogramming easy to master. This invaluable tutorial and reference teacheseven the more experienced programmer how to get the most of their Unixsystem whether its Linux, Solaris, Free BSD or Mac OS X.A major revision of the definitive guide to Unix system programming with sales exceeding 160,000 units!° Describes and illustrates more than 200 system calls - the interface that programmers must master in order to access all major Unix internal resources.° New Edition covers the final POSIX.1 standard as well as threads and multi-threaded programming.° Includes all new examples, over 10,000 lines of code, running on Linux, Solaris, Free BSD and MAC OS X.