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GNU/Linux 应用编程
by M. Tim Jones 
Charles River Media © 2005 (512 pages)
ISBN:1584503718
Using a holistic approach to teaching developers the ins-and-outs of GNU/Linux programming using APIs, tools, communication, and scripting, this book introduces programmers to the environment from the lowest layers to the user layers.
Table of Contents
GNU/Linux Application Programming
Reader’s Guide
Acknowledgments
Part I - Introduction
Chapter 1
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U/Linux History
Chapter 2
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GNU/Linux Architecture
Chapter 3
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Free Software Development
Part II - GNU Tools
Chapter 4
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The piler Toolchain
Chapter 5
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Building Software with GNU make
Chapter 6
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Building and Using Libraries
Chapter 7
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Coverage Testing with GNU gcov
Chapter 8
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Profiling with GNU gprof
Chapter 9
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Building Packages with automake/autoconf
Part III - Application Development Topics
Chapter 10
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File Handling in GNU/Linux
Chapter 11
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Programming with Pipes
Chapter 12
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Introduction to Sockets Programming
Chapter 13
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GNU/Linux Process Model
Chapter 14
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POSIX Threads (Pthreads) Programming
Chapter 15
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IPC with Message Queues
Chapter 16
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Synchronization with Semaphores
Chapter 17
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Shared Memory Programming
Chapter 18
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Other Application Development Topics
Part IV - GNU/Linux Shells and Scripting
Chapter 19
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GNU/mands
Chapter 20
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Bourne-Again Shell (bash)
Chapter 21
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Editing with sed
Chapter 22
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Text Processing with awk
Chapter 23
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Parser Generation with flex and bison
Part V - Debugging and Testing
Chapter 24
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Software Unit Testing Frameworks
Chapter 25
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Debugging with GDB
Chapter 26
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Code Hardening
Appendix A
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Acronyms and Partial Acronyms
Appendix B
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About the CD-ROM
Appendix C
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Software License
Index
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Listings
CD Content
Back Cover
The wide range of applications available in GNU/Linux includes not only pure applications, but also tools and utilities for