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   :description: Systems Programming in Linux: Network Programming,
                 Multithreading, Multiprocessing, Memory Management,
                 Shared Memory, Kernel Drivers
   :keywords: schulung, training, programming, embedded, linux, kernel
              driver, memory management, multithreading,
              multiprocessing, network, tcp-ip, udp


Linux Systems Programming
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      * * **Duration**
	* * Each module is about two or three days
	  * Modules can be booked separately
      * * **Requirements**
	* Participants should be fluent in C
      * * **See also**
	* * :doc:`../linux-basics`
	  * :doc:`../kernel-programming-basics`
      * * **Booking**
	* training@faschingbauer.co.at

*Systems Programming in Linux* is a series of courses, each of about
two or three days worth of content (mixed lecture and exercises).

* :doc:`basics`. A big picture of Linux/UNIX programming is given,
  serving as the basis for all other courses in this series.

  * Shell intro
  * *Everything is a file*
  * Toolchain, and Debugging
  * Core concepts: processes, files and directories, and permissions

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* :doc:`network`. A thorough walkthrough of network programming.

  * Paradigms, and basic system calls (``socket()``, ``connect()``,
    ``bind()``, ``listen()``, ``accept()``)
  * TCP/IP networking: TCP and UDP communication
  * UNIX domain sockets
  * CAN-Bus networking (optional)
  * Async: ``select()``, ``poll()``, and ``epoll()``

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* :doc:`multithreading`.

  * Introduction to `POSIX Threads
    <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pthreads>`__
  * Race conditions, and locking mechanisms
  * Communication mechanisms
  * Realtime

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* :doc:`fortgeschrittenes`.

  * Virtuelles memory
  * POSIX IPC: semaphore, message queues
  * Linux specific system calls: ``signalfd()``, ``timerfd_create()``,
    or ``eventfd()``

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