Linux System Programming using C and C++(Practical Approach)

Linux System Programming using C and C++(Practical Approach), available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.4, with 33 lectures, based on 511 reviews, and has 16887 subscribers.

You will learn about Students should be able to write their own system call and utilize existing system call on Linux/Unix to create system software. Students should be able to understand Unix/Linux/Mac/Windows system in greater details It would also help to brush up the C coding skills of students For existing developer it would help them in writing better code, free from memory leaks and other resource leaks. Covers the practical aspect of system programming and gives a handson experience with System call This course is ideal for individuals who are System developer or programmer who wants to understand the nitty gritty of OS and underlying architecture or Programmer who wants to know in details how the Posix API works. It is particularly useful for System developer or programmer who wants to understand the nitty gritty of OS and underlying architecture or Programmer who wants to know in details how the Posix API works.

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Summary

Title: Linux System Programming using C and C++(Practical Approach)

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.4

Number of Lectures: 33

Number of Published Lectures: 33

Number of Curriculum Items: 33

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 33

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students should be able to write their own system call and utilize existing system call on Linux/Unix to create system software.
Students should be able to understand Unix/Linux/Mac/Windows system in greater details
It would also help to brush up the C coding skills of students
For existing developer it would help them in writing better code, free from memory leaks and other resource leaks.
Covers the practical aspect of system programming and gives a handson experience with System call

Who Should Attend

System developer or programmer who wants to understand the nitty gritty of OS and underlying architecture
Programmer who wants to know in details how the Posix API works.

Target Audiences

System developer or programmer who wants to understand the nitty gritty of OS and underlying architecture
Programmer who wants to know in details how the Posix API works.

The course deals which in-depth understanding of system programming on Posix
Compliant system like Linux, Unix, Mac OS X, Windows and Free BSD.

Learn to code in c and c++ for system programming and visualize how linux or Unix works.
Become a better programmer and have upper hand compare to other students.

Setup development environment to compile and debug c and c++ code.
System programming are the basic building blocks and the underlying foundation on which any user APP is built upon hence this course deals with significant details about

Calls like:-

Fork and its family

Pthread and its use, as well as different variants, parameter passing etc.

File operation and IO Handling unbuffered

File operation using buffered call like fopen, fwrite, fread, fseek, ftell, rewind

Reading and writing to console as well as file.

Buffered IO versus unbuffered IO

Socket Programming.

Semaphore, Mutexes and how to make a program thread safe.

How to write a producer, consumer application.

Directory and file navigation

Signal Handling

Alarm Signals

Kill process signal

How system call works and how to implement a system call and interface with Kernel

Helps in better handling of C or C++ language�

Emphasize students to write Linux, Unix, Mac OSX, Windows Course in concise and succinct way without memory leaks or resource leaks.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction and important system call demo

Lecture 1: Introduction to system programming and its concepts

Lecture 2: Alarm signal and signal handler

Lecture 3: readdir, opendir and recursively list directory part 1

Lecture 4: readdir, opendir and recursively list directory part 2

Lecture 5: readdir, opendir and recursively list directory part 3

Lecture 6: How to read a file line by line using getline

Lecture 7: Read a file part 1 using read call

Lecture 8: Read a file part 2 and errno handling

Lecture 9: Read a file part 3 and how to debug error in buffer

Lecture 10: File read and write

Lecture 11: fork system call and how to create a new process

Lecture 12: fork and pid status

Lecture 13: Fork and defunct or zombie process

Lecture 14: Fork internals and open file descriptor inheritance demo

Lecture 15: Pthread Part 1

Lecture 16: Pthread part 2

Chapter 2: Interprocess Communication In Linux (IPC)

Lecture 1: IPC using fork and pipe fd

Lecture 2: popen IPC

Lecture 3: How to write your own system call

Lecture 4: Socket Programming for server

Lecture 5: Socket Programming for client

Chapter 3: Lab Setup and virtualization

Lecture 1: Introduction to Virtualization

Lecture 2: Hypervisor and its Type

Lecture 3: Installing Linux Guest using Virtual Box Part 1

Lecture 4: Installing Linux Guest using Virtual Box Part 2

Lecture 5: Installing Linux Guest using VMWare Fusion Part 1

Lecture 6: Installing Linux Guest using VMWare Fusion Part 2

Lecture 7: Windows Subsystem for linux

Lecture 8: ESXI Installation

Lecture 9: VMware Workstation install and VM Creation

Lecture 10: ESXI OVA Deployment and VM Creation 1

Lecture 11: ESXI OVA Deployment and VM Creation 2

Lecture 12: Hyper-v installation and Guest CentOS VM Creation

Instructors

Shakil khan
Senior Software Engineer

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 20 votes
2 stars: 23 votes
3 stars: 90 votes
4 stars: 201 votes
5 stars: 177 votes

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