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Operating Systems Concepts with Linux and POSIX Threads

Operating Systems Concepts with Linux and POSIX Threads

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Manufacturer: Robert P. Cook
Category: EBooks

List Price: $9.99
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Sales Rank: 112104

Format: Kindle Book
Media: Kindle Edition
Edition: 1.1

ASIN: B001CKAKRA

Publication Date: July 4, 2008
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Product Description
An operating system text that uses Linux and POSIX Threads to illustrate concepts. Topics include shell programming, concurrent programming, scheduling, file systems, resource management, the world-wide web, I/O programming, protection and store management. All examples execute in Linux as well as Apple OS/X.

The author has thirty years experience in systems software. He has taught operating systems and distributed computing at Vanderbilt, Florida, Wisconsin, Virginia, Mississippi, and Georgia Southern. Cook has worked at Microsoft in the position of Software Architect, Sun Microsystems and NASA and has consulted world-wide.


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