The Linux Programming Interface

This comprehensive guide covers the Linux and UNIX programming interface, which is used by nearly every application that runs on a Linux or UNIX system. Written by Linux programming expert Michael Kerrisk, the book offers detailed descriptions of over 500 system calls and library functions, accompanied by clear example programs, tables, and diagrams. The book covers topics such as file management, process creation, network applications, and interprocess communication, and emphasizes UNIX standards, making it valuable even for programmers working on other UNIX platforms. With its thorough coverage and ease of use, this reference source is a must-have for both new and experienced Linux programmers.