Publisher: SAMS, 1986, 303 pages
ISBN: 0-672-22497-6
Keywords: Programming
Welcome to the power of UNIX! With this book, you'll discover why UNIX's hundreds of commands are easier to understand and use than some "simpler" operating systems like CP/M® and PC-DOS. The shell is the command interpreter for the UNIX operatring system. It is also a powerful programming language for quickly building software applications.
You'll learn how UNIX programs work together and how you can create your own UNIX programs without studying to be a programmer. The authors teach UNIX shell programming thrrough examples, with details on all the features of the shell, including:
The UNIX Shell Programming Language is written for readers from a variety of backgrounds. Whether you're a novice at the computer, a devotee of some other operating system, or a seasoned UNIX programmer, you'll find all the information you need to make the power of UNIX work for you.
A good complement to Kochan & Wood's book.
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