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> System Programming in Linux https://nostarch.com/system-programming-linux https://nostarch.com/system-programming-linux Any ideas how this compares with Kerr
by d3Xt3r 2mo ago
> System Programming in Linux https://nostarch.com/system-programming-linux https://nostarch.com/system-programming-linux
Any ideas how this compares with Kerrisk's The Linux Programming Interface? I've only so much time to read one 1000+ page book...
- aleph_minus_one 2mo ago> Any ideas how this compares with Kerrisk's The Linux Programming Interface? Unluckily, I don't know, but comparing the Table of Contents for both books > https://man7.org/tlpi/toc-short.html https://man7.org/tlpi/toc-short.html > https://nostarch.com/system-programming-linux https://nostarch.com/system-programming-linux I would claim that The Linux Programming Interface covers a broader range of topics, and I also think this book goes more in depth. On the other hand, System Programming in Linux seems to be more pedagogical, and is more targeted towards people who profit from doing exercises and programming projects to get their hands dirty.