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Chapter P2. The C Language

• C Data types
• Formatting data
• Vectors and Pointers
• Structures, union and typedef
• Conversion between types
• C Operators
• C Functions
• How to build a static library
• How to build a shared library
• Exercises
• Test
• Internet resources about this chapter
  

Chapter P3. The C Library (libc) functions

• The C Compiler
  • The RedHat 2.96 'gaffe' compiler
  • The latest GNU gcc 3.1
• The C Preprocessor
• The C Library: "libc.a"
  • The stdio functions familiy
    • The type FILE.
  • The stat type: sys/stat.h
  • The pwd functions
  • The string functions
  • The math functions
  • The stdlib functions
  • The signals
  • The time function
  • C Limits
• Some Utilities for Developers
• Some Examples
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P4. Advanced C and programming techniques

• Memory management
  • The "malloc" and "calloc"
  • The memcpy
• Programming techniques
  • Algorithms for Sorting
    • Selection
    • Insertion
    • Bubble
    • ShellSort
    • QuickSort
  • Algorithms for Searching
    • Sequential Search
    • List Search and
    • Binary Search
  • Queues
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P5. The debugging of C programs

• What is a debugger ?
• The "gdb" debugger
• The graphical interface for gdb: "xxgdb"
  • The Data Display Debugger: "ddd".
• A debugging session
  • Tracing the execution of a program
  • How to set up breakpoints.
  • How to print data in the debugger.
• Some hints to debug graphical programs
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P6. The C++ Language

• Introduction
• The C++ Implementation
  • A new mode to include files for cplusplus
• New operators for Standard I/O
• What is a class?
  • Constructors and Destructors
• File I/O
• Inheritance or Derived Classes
• The C++ Standard Library
• C++ Keywords
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P7. The "make" program

• The make program
• Some Basic Makefiles
  • The implicit Makefile
  • A simple and effective Makefile
  • A recursive Makefile
  • The X11 Makefile
  • The Qt Makefile
• A short "make" Command Reference
• The "automake" and "autoconf" tools
• Exercises
• Test
• Internet resources about this chapter
  

Chapter P8. Process management

• Processes under Linux
• How to use a "popen" function
• Using signals
• Launching programs from programs
• Using getpid()
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P9. Network Programming

• An Introduction to Network Programming
  • Network API
  • IPC Programming
• What is a socket ?
• The message queue
• Semaphores
• What is Shared Memory?
• Locking files
• CORBA programming
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P10. Fortran

• FORTRAN ... an ethernal scientfic programming language
  • Fortran Generations
  • Fortran 90 features
• Discovering FORTRAN
  • The READ and WRITE instructions
  • Data Declaration
  • Loops
  • FORMAT
• Compiling FORTRAN with libs
• Some Examples
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P11. An overview on Python

• What is Python ?
• My first program in Python
  • Numbers
  • Strings
  • Lists
  • Dictionaries
  • Classes
  • File I/O with Python
• The Standard Python Library
• Compiling Python
• Writing X applications in Python: Tkinter
• ZOPE
• Conclusions
• Exercises
• Test
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Chapter P12. Built your RPM package

• Introduction
• RPM like a Package DataBase
• RPM Commands
• Upgrading the RPM database from RPM 3.X to 4.X
  • Upgrading from RPM 4.0.2 to 4.0.3
  • Upgrading from RPM 4.0.91 to 4.0.96
• Built a RPM package from scratch
• Creating Dependencies between packages
• Exercises
• Test
• Internet resources about this chapter

Appendix PC: Magic CVS

Appendix PL: Learning a Programming Language syntax in one day

Appendix PP: Answers to all exercises

Bibliography

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