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Advanced C Programming for UNIX and Linux

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Reference: PG-50
Duration: 5 Day(s)

Description

The course covers advanced Unix programming dealing with process creation and management, inter process communication techniques, and programming with P-threads. It also covers Unix network and distributed applications programming using sockets and remote procedure calls.

Key Skills obtained in this course will be:

to understand and be able to implement/modify code that uses dynamic data structures, be able to select from alternative indexing strategies, implement sockets based applications, build distributed applications using ONC RPC, and XML RPC, master the Unix programming API, master POSIX threads programming, know how to implement a Unix device driver, fully understand make and makefiles.

Content

  • ANSI C syntax review
  • Finite State Machines and Statecharts
  • Algorithms and data structures for manipulating and indexing collections of data
  • Realising object and component oriented designs in C
  • The UNIX programming API
  • Posix threads
  • Network programming and distributed applications
  • Device Drivers

Who should attend

The course is for experienced C programmers working primarily in the Unix field. It is designed to provide a thorough understanding of advanced C programming topics, and challenging Unix systems and network programming techniques. The course is also useful as a starting point for real time Unix/Linux and embedded systems (Linux) programmers as most of the techniques dealt with are applicable to real time and embedded systems code development.

Prerequisites

No specific prerequisites have been identified for this course.
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