UNIX programming in C/Systems Programming
The C programs shown in this section will call upon many of the kernel services available to the UNIX programmer. The primary purpose of this section of the course is introduce the basic concepts of system programming using a inter-section of Berkeley and System V UNIX environments. Any deviation from the lowest common denominator UNIX will be highlighted. A side-effect of the subject is that much of the mechanics of how UNIX works will be described.
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Writing Reliable AIX Daemons
Describes how to write reliable AIX daemons. It covers the reasons for having high reliability in the daemon processes, and it describes techniques for achieving the required reliability through using a standard set of routines that remove many reliability considerations from the concerns of the person who writes the daemon.
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