Porting UNIX Software: From Download to Debugg

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The Unix Operating Systems Published 1995 Verification pending

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If you work on a UNIX system, a good deal of your most useful software comes from other people -- your vendor is not the source. This means, all too often, that the software you want was written for a slightly different system and that it has to be ported. Despite the best efforts of standards committees and the admirable people who write the software (often giving it away for free), something is likely to go wrong when you try to compile their source code.

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Document Title Porting UNIX Software: From Download to Debugg
Author / Organization Greg Lehey
Subject & Discipline The Unix Operating Systems, The Linux Operating System, BSD and FreeBSD, Mac OS X and Programming, Unix/Linux Programming - System and Applications
Categories The Unix Operating Systems
Publication Year 1995
ISBN 1565921267
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File Format application/pdf (Portable Document Format)
Language ENGLISH
Catalog ID DOC-116207
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