Programming in C: Unix system Calls and Subroutines Using C

Author	A.D. Marshall	Entered	2004-01-05 15:02:43 by Ryanov
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Good Information
by Ryan Scott on 2004-01-05 15:02:43, review #357

content
better than 80%

writing
typical

I haven't read this book in detail, but the information I have gleaned from it has been helpful. It's directed at people using Unix/Linux/BSD systems, which makes it very helpful if you're using one of these platforms to learn C. A lot (especially older) Unix/Linux utilities are written in C and are open-sourced, so this would be of definite help if you are into improving older utilities or coding on one of these platforms.

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