Advanced Linux Programming

“Advanced Linux Programming” is a comprehensive guide to help developers advance their knowledge and skills in Linux programming.

1- Introduction to Linux Programming: This section provides an overview of the Linux operating system, including its history, architecture, and key features.

2- Understanding the Linux Kernel: This section delves into the Linux kernel, including its architecture, components, and inner workings.

3- Linux System Calls: This section covers the Linux system calls, including their functions, parameters, and usage.

4- Process Management: This section covers the process management in Linux, including process creation, termination, and synchronization.

5- Interprocess Communication: This section introduces the various mechanisms for interprocess communication in Linux, such as pipes, message queues, semaphores, and shared memory.

6- File I/O: This section covers file I/O in Linux, including file descriptors, file system calls, and file I/O optimization techniques.

7- Advanced Network Programming: This section covers advanced network programming in Linux, including socket programming, network protocols, and network security.

8- Debugging Techniques: This section introduces the debugging techniques in Linux, including core dumps, tracing, and profiling.

9- Linux Development Tools: This section covers the Linux development tools, including GCC, GDB, and make.

10- Conclusion: This section summarizes the key points covered in the book and provides recommendations for further study.

“Advanced Linux Programming” is an essential resource for developers who want to expand their knowledge and skills in Linux programming. Whether you are starting from scratch or have some experience with Linux programming, this book provides the knowledge and guidance you need to become an advanced Linux programmer.