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    This document provides an overview of topics covered in an advanced Linux programming course, including basic Linux commands, file I/O system calls, process management, inter-process communication techniques like pipes and shared memory, and multi-threaded programming. It lists common tools for compiling, debugging, and networking. References for further reading on Linux system programming concepts are also included.

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    This document provides an overview of topics covered in an advanced Linux programming course, including basic Linux commands, file I/O system calls, process management, inter-process communication techniques like pipes and shared memory, and multi-threaded programming. It lists common tools for compiling, debugging, and networking. References for further reading on Linux system programming concepts are also included.

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    This document provides an overview of topics covered in an advanced Linux programming course, including basic Linux commands, file I/O system calls, process management, inter-process communication techniques like pipes and shared memory, and multi-threaded programming. It lists common tools for compiling, debugging, and networking. References for further reading on Linux system programming concepts are also included.

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    This document provides an overview of topics covered in an advanced Linux programming course, including basic Linux commands, file I/O system calls, process management, inter-process communication techniques like pipes and shared memory, and multi-threaded programming. It lists common tools for compiling, debugging, and networking. References for further reading on Linux system programming concepts are also included.

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    2.

    Advance Linux Programming 

    Basic Editing Tool
     vi with various options

    Command Line Compilation
    Basic Compilation using gcc 
    The Process: Intermediate Files
    Compile Flags
    Dependency 

    Compilation Using make
    Basic make and makefiles
    Common Errors 
    Using Variables

    Compiling Your Program For GDB
    Important Commands for Running GDB

    GCOV
    Compiling your program for gcov
    Running gcov on your program
    gcov output interpretation

    GPROF
    Compiling your program for gprof
    Running gprof

    Dos2unix And Unix2dos
    Running dos2unix or unix2dos

    Single File and multiple file programs

    Source Code navigation
    cscope
    ctags
    Basic Commands 
     man
     ls
     vim
     cat
     mkdir
     rmdir
     cd
     pwd
     cp
     rm
     mv
     alias
     find
     grep
     more
     ps
     kill
     top
     chmod
     chroot
     chown
     env
     su
     hostname
     history
     touch
     du
     diff
     

    Advanced Commands –
     tar
     gzip
     gunzip
     mount
     umount
     cscope
     ctags
     make
     gdb
     cvs
     

    Networking Commands –
     ifconfig
     host
     telnet
     rlogin
     ping
     traceroute
     finger
     ftp 
     netstat
     route
     arp
     tcpdump
     ssh
     scp
     

    Shell Programming 
    Control Statements 
    Loops 
    Debugger 

    The Environment of a Unix Process 
    How C program starts and terminates as process 
    Memory layout of a C Program 
    Main function, Command line arguments, Environment variables 
    exit(), _exit() and atexit() functions 

    Introduction to Linux 
    Process Management 
    File Management 
    Memory Management 
    I/O management 

    Unix File I/O System Calls 
    File descriptors 
    File types 
    Stdin, Stdout and Stderr File descriptors 
    Link or Relationship between File Descriptor and File or device 
    File descriptors of same file but from multiple processes 
    Unix File I/O calls (unbuffered i/o) 
    open, create, close, lseek, read, write, dup, dup2 
    fcntl, ioctl 
    File types, IDs and Access permissions 

    Standard I/O Library Functions 
    fopen,fread,fwrite,fclose,fseek 
    Relationship between file descriptor and FILE pointer 
    Character at a time I/O 
    Line at a time I/O 
    Formatted I/O 

    Reading and Writing Structures to Files 
    In Ascii format 
    In Binary format 
    Modifying a structure in the file 

    The Environment of a Unix Process 
    How C program starts and terminates as process 
    Memory layout of a C Program 
    Main function, Command line arguments, Environment variables 
    exit(), _exit() and atexit() functions 

    Process System Calls 
    Process Identifiers 
    fork, vfork, exit, wait, waitpid, execv 

    Initial Process Relationships 
    Terminal Logins 

    Signals 
    Signal Concepts 
    Signal(), kill(), raise(), alarm() and pause() 

    Inter Process Communication 
    Pipes 
    FIFO (Named pipes) 
    Message Queues 
    Semaphores 
    Shared Memory 

    Threads 
    Multi­threaded programming 
    Synchronization and Mutual exclusion for threads 
    POSIX Semaphores

    REFERENCES:
    1. Advanced Programming in UNIX Environment 
    by W.RICHARD STEVENS  & STEPHEN A.RAGO
    Addison Wesley Professional

    2. Beginning Linux Programming 
    by NEIL MATTHEW & RICHARD STONES
    Wiley Publishing

    3. Linux Programming by Example
    4. Linux­system­programming­talking­directly­to­the­kernel­and­c­library
    by ROBERT LOVE
    O'REILLY Publishing 

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