Features
- Cover Type: Spiral Bound with 100 pages
- Published by: Plaza Press
- Edition: 4th Edition 1998
- ISBN 10 Number: 0966804104
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0966804102
Book Description
A unique comparison of the mutually-supportive roles played by C and UNIX. Fork, Lex, Yacc, Make, graphics, and object-orientation are covered with respect to C and UNIX. Many examples of code are included.
About The Author
Dr. Breitler has been writing programs since FORTRAN II circa 1959, and has served on the computer science faculties of Montgomery College and the Coast Guard Academy.
Reader Reviews
Right up front I'll say this is a university study text not a book (so why is it on sale? ). It covers odds and sods from the UNIX / C world - there is no real cohesion. With a title like 'advanced C/UNIX' written by someone with a Ph.D. you'd excpect somthing pretty spectacular. It ain't - nothing covered is particularly advanced - perhaps 'intermediate C/UNIX' would be an appropriate title (but that has less appeal, right?). It does cover a wideish range of topics, but in very little depth (we're talking small puddle - hot day) 100 pages. I doubt Alan's Ph.D. is in computer science, gardening more likely. Some amusement was had debugging the typos in code examples (ouch). I think the main problem here is that someone's lecture notes got somehow mistaken for a book, which was then published and released for sale.
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