Programming in Linux

[g0O]

Yes, netbeans is good, and jgrasp is one with a few built in, don't need to install plugins. I mainly use jgrasp, it's really powerfull, with a built in compiler, debug tool, and runs the code in a small window.

[princealway]

Currently I am in a book named "Beginning UNIX Programming", which is a good thing.If you really want to explore and see what you know, I prefer to go through the "Unix network programming" by Richard Stevans

[jsfmills]

The website really looks interesting.Currently I going through a book named "Beginning Unix Programming" which is a good one.If you really want to explore and see what you know I would prefer to go through "Network programming in Unix environment" by Richard Stevans.

[hendrleybeton]

The Linux OS System Administration concepts, programs and tasks covered here apply to ALL other Linux distributions, including: Red Hat, Fedora, Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Edubuntu, Slackware, Debian, SUSE and openSUSE.

[tekronhoye]

In the modern environment of Linux, the user may have more time to open a shell, or by a separate movement between sequences. One such tool is called shell programming. He is writing code, the command executed.

[daniel2010]

Some books that will help you with linux programming
http://tips-linux.net/en/linux-ubuntu/linux/ebook/Shell%20Scripting

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[antoniofrengzus]

It depends on how one wrote. I am not sure how it works in C, but if you use standard file for writing (fopen, perhaps?) So, yes, it should work may need to change the address bar absolute using the Linux file system, however.

[deviltalk]

i've got so many c++ and c books, the only problem i have is getting an editor that works properly.... one of the books uses code blocks but it does not show my program when i run it and thats the problem i have is seeing my program behaviour, as i need to see it work to understand it better. any suggestions?

[noriorafu]

It depends the way you wrote it: I am not sure how C works but if you used a standard for writing the files then yes it ought to just work... you may need to alter absolute addresses to use forward slashes for the linux file technique though.

[raghuram]

Hi....

I know the bacics of Linux programming like commands installation and some apache configuration....can any one give some good sites so that i can learn kernel and shell programming installing server...in Linux...