The nuts-and-bolts introduction to system software development, from code that meets the hardware, through assemblers, compilers, and beyond. System Software Programming shows you how system software actually works - so you can write it more effectively and develop applications that use it more effectively. System Software Programming is the most practical, thorough resource on system software for developers and system designers who are working in UNIX or Win32 environments. It is also an excellent textbook for students who are studying compilers and related subjects.

Systems Software Programming: The Way Things Work (Bk/CD-ROM)

Computers & Technology

Clarke, David L.

Merusi, Donald

Programming

PRENTICE/HALL

Software Implementation Techniques is a comparison of the four operating system platforms mentioned in the title and is designed to give a software designer an introduction of how to migrate comparable program fuctionality between the different platforms. The topics covered in Software Implementation Techniques include process and thread scheduling, synchronization and concurrency primitives, file management, memory management, performance, networking facilities, and user interfaces. Software Implementation Techniques is designed to facilitate determining what is required to implement a specific operating system function. This book eliminates the need for several manuals by having everything between two covers.

Software Implementation Techniques, Second Edition: Writing Software in OpenVMS, OS/2, UNIX ans Windows NT

Digital Press

Windows NT/95 for UNIX Professionals is invaluable for UNIX users who are migrating to Microsoft Windows environments, specifically Windows NT and Windows 95. The UNIX versions discussed are considered two of the most widely used, Sun Microsystems' Solaris and Linux. This book shows users how to identify commands used to perform similar operations between these system environments. Readers will also be able to identify equivalent system calls between the Win 32 API and UNIX system services. This book should prove to be an excellent introduction.Donald Merusi is a senior computer systems support specialist and is an adjunct assistant professor at the Hartford Graduate Center ·Can also be used for those migrating from Windows NT or Windows 95 to UNIX·Introductory to intermediate level helps those migrating get up to speed quickly·Compares and contrasts comparable methodologies between UNIX Solaris and Linux, and Microsoft Windows NT and Windows 95

Windows NT/95 for UNIX Professionals

Operating Systems

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