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This manuscript is an abridged version of a chapter from the Wrox Press book Beginning Linux Programming.

Beginning Linux Programming shows you how to make the most of the tools Unix offers to program Unix for real. The book is unique in that it teaches Linux programming in a simple and structured way, using Linux and its freely available development tools as the main platform. The book covers;

• C programming- looking at the GNU tools and the Unix C libraries.
• Basic file operations such as input, output and the way UNIX handles data.
• Advanced topics, including inter-process communication, networking and using CGI scripting to produce a web interface.
• GTK+ and how to build rich graphical user interfaces for X with Gnome.
• An introduction to device drivers and the way the Linux kernel itself works.

  For further details about the book, and other books in our range, visit the Wrox Press Web Site.

  • What are Unix, Linux and GNU?
  • Programming Linux, Unix Programs
  • The C Compiler
  • Getting Help
  • Development System Roadmap
  • Libraries
  • Unix Philosophy

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