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Synopsis
Merusi (a consultant, he also teaches at Rensselaer, Hartford, CT) writes for those who use one system and want to learn the other, those who must integrate the two, and for professional enterprise programmers. The text compares functionality across the board between Windows 95, 98, NT, and 2000 with similar features in Solaris V2.6 and Red Hat Linux Version 6.1. Other topics include: how to create and manage threads...
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Preface
This book attempts to illustrate what facilities exist in both the Microsoft Windows and UNIX programming worlds for performing comparable API functionality. The term UNIX in this book refers to both Sun Microsystem's Solaris V2.6 and Red Hat Linux Version 6.1. Unless a specific distinction is mentioned, the term UNIX refers to both UNIX environments. Although the concept of open systems and platform independent program environments...
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- Secrets of programming for heterogeneous systems
- Topic-by-topic walkthrough, filled with compare-and-contrast models
- Straightforward, cookbook-style reference
- Includes Solaris V2.6 and Red Hat Linux Version 6.1
Learn to program for Windows and UNIX the same way you use them: side by side Most organizations today rely on a hybrid combination of systems to meet all the needs of the enterprise. Programmers need to create parallel...
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- PublisherPrentice Hall PTR
- Publication date2000
- ISBN 10 0130259691
- ISBN 13 9780130259691
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages320
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