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by Adam Hoover

Author:

Adam Hoover

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978-0136067122

ISBN:

0136067123

Language:

English

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Pearson; 1 edition (February 23, 2009)

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Computer

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Programming

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This is a fast-paced book on system admin and the Unix/Mac/Linux environment.

This is a fast-paced book on system admin and the Unix/Mac/Linux environment. For less than the price of this book, you could easily have K&R C and a vastly superior Linux or Unix systems programming book, such as Stevens' Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment, or Kerrisk's The Linux Programming Interface. I have a hard time understanding exactly who the target audience is here, because it barely qualifies as being an introductory text in any of the topics that it covers.

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Автор: Hoover Adam Название: System Programming with C and Unix Издательство: Pearson Education . This book includes techniques and UNIX scripts that can be used to perform many UNIX-related tasks.

This book includes techniques and UNIX scripts that can be used to perform many UNIX-related tasks.

System programming is important and after reading this and doing many of the exercises I fail to say I learned much that I needed from it.

Jan 15, 2018 Jake rated it did not like it. System programming is important and after reading this and doing many of the exercises I fail to say I learned much that I needed from it. This was used in a hybrid course that was a mixture of C and linux. I recommend just going to Kernighan and Ritchie for C and looking for systems level understanding elsewhere as it will likely be more up to date and have what you need.

1 Introduction 1 . What is System Programming? . Adam W. Hoover received a . in Computer Engineering in 1992, a .

Adam W. in Computer Engineering in 1993, and a P. in Computer Science & Engineering in 1996, all from the University of South Florida. In 1996, he joined the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at the University of California, San Diego, as an Assistant Project Scientist and Visiting Lecturer.

Systems Programming in Unix/Linux by . UNIX and Shell Programming: A Textbook Forouzan, Behrouz A. and Gilberg, Richar. All. Books (5). Textbooks, Education & Reference (3). Nonfiction (2).

I have tried myself many books for learning the system programming. The best which I found is: System Programming with C and Unix by Adam Hoover You can directly start with this book. answered Dec 23 '10 at 9:50.

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Beginning computing students often finish the introduction to programming course without having had exposure to various system tools, without knowing how to optimize program performance and without understanding how programs interact with the larger computer system.

Adam Hoover's System Programming with C and Unix introduces students to commonly used system tools (libraries, debuggers, system calls, shells and scripting languages) and then explains how to utilize these tools to optimize program development. The text also examines lower level data types with an emphasis on memory and understanding how and why different data types are used.

anneli

This is not the book to purchase if you're interested in not falling asleep while reading. You are much better-off reading K&R's The C Programming Language. Most of the contents of that book cover the topics in this book far more effectively. The only strength that this book has, and hence the 2 stars instead of 1, is that it offers an introduction to memory mappings and data structures. But what good is the book if it bores you to death? And what if that book costs you $100??? You can download K&R for free online...

Malodor

I recently took a c programming class and had to get this book for it. I concurrently took three other programming classes (Perl, python, and Java) and had much better experiences in those classes with different textbooks. Most irritating was the typos in the binary logic section which threw off my calculations and were really not explained well for beginners. On top of that, there were no interesting sections, the writing was bland, and the examples were elementary. At least my other books had interesting project descriptions (Perl - web crawlers, indexers, rankers, search engine optimization; python - biomorphs, ant clustering, cellular automata, genetic algorithms, lsystems).

Maybe I was expecting more from a generic c class (with a standard c textbook) but I was highly disappointed. I am left with no clue as to what I practical things I can do in c. The main thing I learnd that also related to my Perl work has been pointers, which are just like references in Perl.. but even those were not clearly explained in this book. I got more out of stackoverflow q&a's and online research than I did in this entire book (and in my entire c class).

ladushka

This is a fast-paced book on system admin and the Unix/Mac/Linux environment. It emphasizes the historical and technical importance of C without being a comprehensive or even introductory guide to the language. Rather the focus is on the essence of system programming: what can be done and how to figure out to do it.

My Cal State college is utilizing it for a course (designated for the IT major or as an elective within other disciplines) on this very subject. I'm taking it as an upper-division math major with a strong interest in social justice and the use of open-source systems in education--and loving it. This text, in particular, is probably my strongest of the semester.

Here are the highlights:
Equally challenging/accessible to professionals, upper- and under-classmen: This is not a point-by-point, 1,000 page, do-it-all-for-you, extremely elementary, 1-cent-word introduction. Yet all it assumes is a mature audience and the ability to think--as well as find other sources of information--for oneself.
Theoretical, but with plenty of concrete examples: It doesn't shortchange the student from under-the-hood methodologies, or by neglecting to exemplify them practically.
Concise: It doesn't reteach you everything you've ever learned, e.g. arithmetic, loops, how to tie your shoes; or devote half of its page weight to historical biographies.
Unusual subject matter: System administration is critical to computing professions, but goes unmentioned in many introductory computer science classes.

In all, I give this book a full-five stars because it sets out to do something valuable, does it, and does so stylistically well.

Xtani

Just no.

Hawk Flying

Thanks it was just as expected! !

Ber

This is not the best selection for this topic. It is part introductory C, with many exercises basically cribbed from Kernighan & Ritchie's The C Programming Language and then dumbed down to the point of triviality, part basic terminal usage, and it is extremely light on information about systems programming or Unix. For less than the price of this book, you could easily have K&R C and a vastly superior Linux or Unix systems programming book, such as Stevens' Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment, or Kerrisk's The Linux Programming Interface. I have a hard time understanding exactly who the target audience is here, because it barely qualifies as being an introductory text in any of the topics that it covers.

OCARO

I've just received the book, and so far the composition seems very useful, and helpful. I also received it in a timely manner, in sufficient packaging. But there is a major flaw due to the publisher, the whole book seems to have been published at an angle, even the front and back cover.

The product was a great price and it shipped fast and on time. The condition of the book was much better than I thought it would be. Great seller.

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