UNIX Lab 2008

You will need to work on UNIX/Linux machine, therefore you can ssh login to linapp.jct.ac.il or linapp2.jct.ac.il from any Windows machine. Download and use putty.

Use the C programming language, not C++ (and, of course, compile with gcc, not g++).
Also remember: files written in C are saved with .c ending (if you were allowed to write in C++ then you would end those programs with .cpp).

• Examples and assignment for lab one . - shell, awk, etc.
• Examples with sed .
• Examples and assignment for lab two . - fork()
• Examples and assignment for lab three . - open, close, pipe, dup2
• Examples and assignment for lab four . - signals
• Examples and assignment for lab five . - semaphore, shared memory
• Examples and assignment for lab six . - socket(), select()
• Examples of pthread .
• Some basic UNIX commands .
• A thorough linux site: linuxforum.
• GNU Emacs Reference Guide. The Emacswiki Documentation Project.
• Equivalence of VIM and Emacs commands
• An Hebrew Intro to Shell Scripting(Bash)
• Hebrew explanations of basic UNIX commandsand file ownership and permissions.
• Hebrew Wikipedia on Bash shell with links
• A link to another school.
• Ascii version of "Star Wars" type in terminal "telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl"
• A sample program in C using printf and scanf:     Towers of Hanoi .
• Source code for the Windows^© (Longhorn^©) Operating System
• Linux on Mars
• Regular Expressions
• Regular Expressions ( regex ) Cheat Sheet
• exercise solutions ex2
• exercise solutions ex4
• Unix Slides from Stephan Schulz Un. of Miami