Transcription of Chapter 1 Introduction to System Programming
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UNIXL ectureNotesChapter1 IntroductiontoSystemProgrammingStewartWe issChapter1 Intro ductiontoSystemProgramming UNIX isbasicallyasimpleop eratingsystem,butyouhavetob eageniustounderstandthesimplicity. -DennisRitchie, ,Systemcal lsandlibraries,Processes,loginsandshel ls,Environments,manpages,Users,theroot,a ndgroups,Authentication,Filesystem, lehierarchy,Filesanddirectories,Devicesp ecial les,UNIX standards,POSIX,Systemprogramming,Termin alsandANSI escapesequences,HistoryofUNIX,syscal l,getpid, ductionAmo dernsoftwareapplicationtypicallyneedstom anageb , les,screendisplays, ewrittenasacollectionofco op eratingthreadsorsub-pro cessesthatco ordinatetheiractionswithresp dernop eratingsystemspreventapplicationsoftware frommanagingsystemresourcesdirectly.
1.1 Introduction A modern software application typically needs to manage both private and system resources. Private resources are its own data, such as the aluesv of its internal data structures. System resources are things such as les, screen displays, and network connections. An …
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