Reading

All the reading summarized on one handy page:

• From 9/25:
  • TLDP (The Linux Documentation Project):
    • What is Linux
    • Absolute basics
    • Getting help
    • Summary
    • Files and the file system
    • and if you’re feeling awesome do the Exercises
• From 9/27:
  • Shell chapter from Unix book.
• From 9/30:
  • Bash manual
    • Section 3 - Bash Reference Manual
    • Illustrated Redirection @ Bash Hackers
    • 3.1 - General overview of the Linux File System
    • 3.2 - Orientation in the file system
    • 3.3 Manipulating Files
  • Core utils (skim these, just to familiarize yourself with some of the things there):
    • Basic Operations
    • Directory listing
    • Output of entire files
    • Output parts of files
    • Printing text
    • …and anything else that looks interesting here.
• From 10/07:
  • Google Shell Style Guide
  • Bourne Shell Variables
  • Builtins
  • Shell arithmetic
  • History
  • Tests
  • Expansions
  • Looping
  • Conditional constructs (for, case, etc)
  • Basic pattern matching
• From 10/09:
  • count.sh
• From 10/14:
  • Modern C, Level 0
• From 10/18:
  • Modern C, Level 0
    • 1.6.1 - Arrays
      
    • 1.7 Functions
    • (1.7.3 Recursion, if you’re feeling brave)
    • 1.8 C Library Functions (skim this, but try to get a feeling for whats there)
    • 2.11 - Pointers!
    • 2.12 - The C Memory Model (just read the intro to that section, stop at Unions)
• From 10/23:
  • fopen.c
  • fgets.c
• From 11/4:
  • 1.6.3, 1.6.4, 2.13.1 from Modern C
  • list.c
  • list.h
  • main.c
  • GDB:
    • Sample session
    • Learning GDB
    • GDB manual (use as a reference)
• From 11/6:
  • Make (use as a reference)
• From 11/15:
  • map.c
  • mem.c
  • file_mem.c
  • These two are the answer to the exercise on the last slide.
    • list.c
    • read_list.c
• From 11/18
  • list2.c
  • read_list2.c
  • stradder.c
  • stradder.h
  • stradder_main.c
  • adder.c
  • adder.h
  • adder_main.c