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Welcome to Angrave's crowd-sourced System Programming wiki-book! This wiki was actively built and maintained 2014-2018 by students and faculty from the University of Illinois. It was a crowd-source authoring experiment by Lawrence Angrave from CS @ Illinois and represents the lecture content from that time. This wiki will always be available to everyone to learn more about system programming. Please let me know (angrave @ illinois) if you find it helpful!
University of Illinois students should use the CS241-specific coursebook -
http://cs241.cs.illinois.edu/coursebook/index.html
- Informal Glossary
- Programming Tricks, Part 1
- System Programming Short Stories and Songs
- Systems Programming Bugs in Industry
- C Programming, Part 1: Introduction
- C Programming, Part 2: Text Input And Output
- C Programming, Part 3: Common Gotchas
- C Programming, Part 4: Strings and Structs
- C Programming, Part 5: Debugging
- C Programming, Review Questions
- Kernel, Shells, Terminals Oh My!
- Processes, Part 1: Introduction
- Forking, Part 1: Introduction
- Forking, Part 2: Fork, Exec, Wait
- Process Control, Part 1: Wait macros, using signals
- Processes Review Questions
- Memory, Part 1: Heap Memory Introduction
- Memory, Part 2: Implementing a Memory Allocator
- Memory, Part 3: Smashing the Stack Example
- Memory Review Questions
- Pthreads, Part 1: Introduction
- Pthreads, Part 2: Usage in Practice
- Pthreads, Part 3: Parallel Problems (Bonus)
- Pthread Review Questions
- Synchronization, Part 1: Mutex Locks
- Synchronization, Part 2: Counting Semaphores
- Synchronization, Part 3: Working with Mutexes And Semaphores
- Synchronization, Part 4: The Critical Section Problem
- Synchronization, Part 5: Condition Variables
- Synchronization, Part 6: Implementing a barrier
- Synchronization, Part 7: The Reader Writer Problem
- Synchronization, Part 8: Ring Buffer Example
- Synchronization, Part 9: Synchronization Across Processes
- Synchronization Review Questions
- Deadlock, Part 1: Resource Allocation Graph
- Deadlock, Part 2: Deadlock Conditions
- Deadlock, Part 3: Dining Philosophers
- Deadlock Review Questions
- Virtual Memory, Part 1: Introduction to Virtual Memory
- Pipes, Part 1: Introduction to pipes
- Pipes, Part 2: Pipe programming secrets
- Files, Part 1: Working with files
- Scheduling, Part 1: Scheduling Processes
- Scheduling, Part 2: Scheduling Processes: Algorithms
- IPC Review Questions
- POSIX, Part 1: Error handling
- Networking, Part 1: Introduction
- Networking, Part 2: Using getaddrinfo
- Networking, Part 3: Building a simple TCP Client
- Networking, Part 4: Building a simple TCP Server
- Networking, Part 5: Shutting down ports, reusing ports and other tricks
- Networking, Part 6: Creating a UDP server
- Networking, Part 7: Nonblocking I O, select(), and epoll
- Networking, Part 8: Protocols (TCP Handshaking, HTTP latency, Heart Bleed)
- RPC, Part 1: Introduction to Remote Procedure Calls
- Networking Review Questions
- File System, Part 1: Introduction
- File System, Part 2: Files are inodes
- File System, Part 3: Permissions
- File System, Part 4: Working with directories
- File System, Part 5: Virtual file systems
- File System, Part 6: Memory mapped files and Shared memory
- File System, Part 7: Scalable and Reliable Filesystems
- File System, Part 8: Removing preinstalled malware from an Android device
- File System, Part 9: Disk blocks example
- File Systems Review Questions
- Process Control, Part 1: Wait macros, using signals
- Signals, Part 2: Pending Signals and Signal Masks
- Signals, Part 3: Raising signals
- Signals, Part 4: Sigaction
- Signals Review Questions
Warning these are good practice but not comprehensive.
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