Michael Kerrisk's "The Linux Programming Interface" provides an authoritative and exhaustive exploration of Linux and UNIX system programming. It serves as an essential guide for developers, system programmers, and advanced users who seek to understand the intricate details of system calls, library functions, and the underlying mechanisms that govern Linux and UNIX operating systems. This comprehensive handbook balances practical examples with detailed explanations, making it a cornerstone resource in the realm of system-level programming.

• Extensive coverage of system calls: The book delves deeply into the various system calls available in Linux and UNIX,...
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