Hands-On System Programming with Linux

Explore the world of Linux system programming with "Hands-On System Programming with Linux". This book offers a deep dive into the essential concepts and practical skills needed to master Linux system interfaces, process management, multithreading, and more. Through clear explanations and hands-on examples, you'll understand not only how to use Linux APIs, but also the reasons behind their design.

What this Book will help me do

• Understand the theoretical underpinnings of Linux's system architecture.
• Gain practical skills in handling memory management and debugging memory issues.
• Learn the intricacies of process management and effectively use system APIs.
• Master advanced file I/O operations and signaling mechanisms.
• Develop robust multithreaded applications with a deep understanding of threading APIs.

Author(s)

Kaiwan N. Billimoria, a seasoned systems programming expert, brings decades of hands-on Linux system development experience. Collaborator None Aivazian complements with theoretical insights and practical knowledge. Together, they share a commitment to making complex topics comprehensible and actionable.

Who is it for?

This book is designed for Linux engineers, system programmers, and developers aiming to deepen their understanding of system programming. It's particularly suited for those already familiar with Linux command-line operations and the C programming language. If you're eager to move from using basic APIs to mastering the concepts and reasoning behind them, this book is for you.