Re: [PLUG] Recommended Reading

[Paul <gyoza@comcast.net>]

Mike Chirico wrote:

> 1. "Advanced Linux Programming", by Mark Mitchell,
> Jeffrey Oldham, and Alex Samuel, of CodeSourcery.
> http://www.advancedlinuxprogramming.com/alp-folder
>
> It's free. I highly recommend this book. It has a lot of good
> examples of writing programs that work with  Processes, Pipes,
> Message Queues, Shared Memory etc. It also details a complete
> application "Web Server" that dynamically serves up pages.
>
>  

Thanks.  Free is just the right price for me and, I'm sure, a few other 
people as well.


> 2. "Interprocess Communications in Linux: The Nooks & Crannies",
> John Shapley Gray.
>
> This book covers a lot of what was in the book above, but using C++
> instead of C, and the topics go into  more depth. It focuses on
> Red Hat Linux.   A great read for learning how it take advantage
> of you system. This book was published in January of 2003.  I think
> it sells for $38?
>
>  

Yeah, that is the Amazon price.  BTW, you can browser parts of the book 
at Amazon.

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