CS456 - Systems Programming

Links

• Top Down Design (TDD)
• Wikipedia.org
• Unix (Tutorials Point)
• Computer Programming Tutorial (Tutorials Point)
• Programming methodologies (Tutorials Point)
• C programming (Tutorials Point)
• C by examples (Tutorials Point)
• The C Standard Library (Tutorials Point)
• Inter-process Communication (Tutorials Point)
• Assembly Programming (Tutorials Point)
• Compiler Design (Tutorials Point)
• PC Assembly (PDF Book)
• NASM documentation
• X86 Assembly (wikibooks)
• X86 and AMD64 instruction reference

Video Links

• Setting up your KDE environment.
• Setting up your Windows environment.
• (Dr. Kinne) Logging into the CS server via Windows, Mac and Linux
  
  • Programs: putty for Windows, terminal and ssh for Mac, ssh for Linux
  • Self check: Did you get a username and password for your course?
    • Make sure you can connect from your home computer.
• (Dr. Kinne) Using the Linux shell 1
  
  • Commands: pwd, ls, cd, cp, mv, mkdir, rmdir, ls
• (Dr. Kinne) Transferring files
  
  • Programs: FileZilla, or WinSCP, or sftp
• (Dr. Kinne) Text files
  
  • Commands: more with spacebar, or less with arrows and q, or pico, or emacs, or vim
• (Dr. Kinne) Using the Linux shell 2
  
  • Commands: ps, top with q, man, hostname, whoami, finger, clear, grep, wc, tail, head, bc
  • Short cuts: ., .., ~, TAB
  • Redirects: <, >
  • Pipes: |