GNU/Linux Application Programming

M. Tim Jones (Longmont, CO) is a successful software engineer and the author of TCP/IP Application Layer Protocols for Embedded Systems, BSD Sockets Programming from a Multi-Language Perspective, and AI Application Programming. His articles have appeared in Dr. Dobbs Journal, Embedded Systems Programming, Circuit Cellar, and The Embedded Linux Journal.

Part 1: Introduction to the GNU/Linux Operating System; Chapter 1: GNU/Linux Architecture; Chapter 2: Programming Model; Chapter 3: Licenses and Open Source Development; Part 2: GNU Tools; Chapter 4: The GCC Compiler Toolchain; Chapter 5: Building Software with GNU Make; Chapter 6: Building and Using Libraries; Chapter 7: Coverage Testing with gcov; Chapter 8: Profiling with gprof; Chapter 9: Building packages with automake/autoconf; Part 3: Processes, Communication, and Coordination; Chapter 10: Sockets Library; Chapter 11: File I/O; Chapter 12: Traditional Process Model; Chapter 13: Threads Programming; Chapter 14: Signals; Chapter 15: Message Queues; Chapter 16: Semaphores; Chapter 17: Shared Memory and mmap; Chapter 18: Pipes; Part 4: Shells and Scripting; Chapter 19: Standard GNU/Linux Commands; Chapter 20: Bourne Again Shell (bash); Chapter 21: Korn Shell (ksh); Chapter 22: C Shell (tcsh); Chapter 23: Using sed and awk; Chapter 24: The Scheme Shell (scsh); Chapter 25: Extension Languages; Part 5: Debugging; Chapter 26: Unit Testing Frameworks; Chapter 27: Using the GNU Debugger; Chapter 28: Source Checking Tools; Chapter 29: Other Debugging Tools and Methods