
Linux System Development
Jordan Vale
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Master the Linux Kernel Interface and Build Professional System Software from Scratch
Most programming books teach you how to use frameworks and libraries. This book teaches you how to build...
Location:
United States
Description:
This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. Master the Linux Kernel Interface and Build Professional System Software from Scratch Most programming books teach you how to use frameworks and libraries. This book teaches you how to build them. Linux System Development takes you beneath the abstractions to the powerful C-based system call interface that controls the operating system itself. You will learn to create processes, manage memory, handle concurrency, and build networked applications using the same APIs that power web servers, databases, compilers, and the core utilities of every Linux system. What You Will Learn This comprehensive guide walks you through five essential domains of system programming, from fundamental concepts to production-grade techniques. You will master file I/O and the file descriptor model, understanding how everything from disk files to network sockets follows the same elegant interface. You will learn process management through the fork-exec-wait model, enabling you to create complex multi-process applications like shells and servers. You will explore interprocess communication using pipes, shared memory, message queues, and POSIX threads for concurrent programming. Advanced chapters cover socket programming for building TCP and UDP servers, event-driven I/O with select, poll, and epoll for handling thousands of simultaneous connections, and memory management including virtual address spaces, the heap, and memory-mapped files. Professional Development Skills Beyond core APIs, you will build a complete debugging toolkit using GDB, strace, valgrind, and performance profiling tools. Security chapters cover privilege management, buffer overflow prevention, and defensive programming practices. Every concept is reinforced with practical, working code examples and hands-on exercises. Duration - 13h 46m. Author - Jordan Vale. Narrator - Digital Voice Maxwell G. Published Date - Tuesday, 28 January 2025. Copyright - © 2025 Jordan Vale ©.
Language:
English
Title
Duration:00:00:09
Introduction
Duration:00:24:29
Part I: Foundations of Linux System Programming
Duration:00:00:05
Chapter 1: Understanding the Linux Environment
Duration:00:29:27
Chapter 2: Setting Up Your Development Environment
Duration:00:34:24
Chapter 3: Compiling and Linking System Programs
Duration:00:34:52
Part II: Core System Programming Concepts
Duration:00:00:04
Chapter 4: File I/O and the File System
Duration:00:36:05
Chapter 5: Advanced File Operations
Duration:00:36:33
Chapter 6: Process Management and Execution
Duration:00:33:39
Chapter 7: Environment and Resource Management
Duration:00:35:26
Chapter 8: Memory Management
Duration:00:32:15
Part III: Interprocess Communication and Concurrency
Duration:00:00:05
Chapter 9: Signals and Signal Handling
Duration:00:39:03
Chapter 10: Pipes and FIFOs
Duration:00:34:48
Chapter 11: System V IPC
Duration:00:35:49
Chapter 12: POSIX IPC
Duration:00:39:36
Chapter 13: Multithreading with Pthreads
Duration:00:35:52
Chapter 14: Advanced Threading Concepts
Duration:00:39:38
Part IV: Network and System Programming
Duration:00:00:04
Chapter 15: Socket Programming Fundamentals
Duration:00:36:48
Chapter 16: Advanced Socket Programming
Duration:00:38:01
Chapter 17: Timers and Time Management
Duration:00:31:03
Part V: Professional System Development
Duration:00:00:04
Chapter 18: Debugging System Programs
Duration:00:25:16
Chapter 19: Security in System Programming
Duration:00:34:29
Chapter 20: Performance Optimization
Duration:00:28:46
Conclusion
Duration:00:19:01
Appendices
Duration:00:00:03
Appendix A: Essential System Call Reference
Duration:00:24:52
Appendix B: POSIX and C Library Functions
Duration:00:23:15
Appendix C: Development Tools Quick Reference
Duration:00:17:09
Appendix D: Error Codes and Handling
Duration:00:24:42
Ending Credits
Duration:00:00:12