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Systems Programming, Unix and C Programming
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Knowledge and use of tools and resources in a system: standard libraries, system calls, debuggers, the shell environment, system programs and scripting languages.Knowledge of file systemShell environment is rich with its capabilities, options and configurability.Why Unix? Written in C, source accessibilityWhy C? least abstracted, closer to hardware, memory management is direct through pointers.Three tools: a shell, a text editor, a debugger
Systems Programming
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A debugger relates an executable to the original variable names and source code so that a programmer can track executionLets go through the C programs and the debugging methodology discussed in the chapter 1
The debugger
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Log into timberlake or any linux system you may have access toTake your time to create the C programs in section, all of them, and familiarize yourself with the C programs and the systematic debugging process
To do
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Knowledge of syntax of the languageHow to use the language: this is a skill/artBreak the problems into sub problemsCode and solve each sub problem independentlyStudy the program in section 1.4: given a number determine the sum of unique squares that sum up to that number.Given 13, 13 = 9 + 4 = 32 + 22
Program development (1.4)
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Go through the programs developed.Work out the problems at the end of the chapter.
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Systems Programming, Unix and C Programming
Slide2Knowledge and use of tools and resources in a system: standard libraries, system calls, debuggers, the shell environment, system programs and scripting languages.Knowledge of file systemShell environment is rich with its capabilities, options and configurability.Why Unix? Written in C, source accessibilityWhy C? least abstracted, closer to hardware, memory management is direct through pointers.Three tools: a shell, a text editor, a debugger
Systems Programming
Slide3A debugger relates an executable to the original variable names and source code so that a programmer can track executionLets go through the C programs and the debugging methodology discussed in the chapter 1
The debugger
Slide4Log into timberlake or any linux system you may have access toTake your time to create the C programs in section, all of them, and familiarize yourself with the C programs and the systematic debugging process
To do
Slide5Knowledge of syntax of the languageHow to use the language: this is a skill/artBreak the problems into sub problemsCode and solve each sub problem independentlyStudy the program in section 1.4: given a number determine the sum of unique squares that sum up to that number.Given 13, 13 = 9 + 4 = 32 + 22
Program development (1.4)
Slide6Go through the programs developed.Work out the problems at the end of the chapter.
Section 1.5 : Review of C
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