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From: mj@elmgate.UUCP
Newsgroups: comp.unix.questions
Subject: Re: Fork and Join, Pipe in C
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Date: Mon, 15-Jun-87 13:22:12 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jun 15 13:22:12 1987
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Reply-To: mj@elmgate.UUCP (Mark A. Johnson)
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> Are there any books on these topics.

	Yet another good book on UNIX (although probably too advanced for the
	fork/join/pipe questions) is THE DESIGN OF THE UNIX OPERATING SYSTEM
	by Maurice Bach, c. 1986, Bell Telephone Laboratories (Prentice-Hall
	software series).  In this book, Bach describes the internal data
	structures and algorithms of the kernel, and details how
	these support the user interface.  As a Unix programmer who
	understands most of the system calls fairly well and would like
	to begin digging at the kernel,  I have found this books to be
	complete and informative.  The Advanced UNIX Programming book
	mentioned earlier is also very good.

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Mark A Johnson - Eastman Kodak Co. - Dept 646 - KEEPS - Rochester, NY 14650
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