On 13.03.2011 01:50, Nobody wrote:
I don't have any links. If you want to understand the core Unix API, the best reference I know of is Stevens ("Advanced Programming in the Unix Environment", by W. Richard Stevens). Unfortunately, it's not cheap.In spite of the title, it doesn't assume any prior Unix knowledge; the "Advanced" mainly refers to the fact that it's the opposite of the "Learn X in Five Minutes" books, i.e. it's thorough. That's how it comes to>700 pages while only covering the core API (files, processes, and terminals; no sockets, no X, no I18N, ...).
Thanks, Nobody and Dan. I'll have a look at the book. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
