Solaris developer's tool kit /
Leininger, Kevin E.
Solaris developer's tool kit / Kevin E. Leininger. - New York ; New Delhi ; Singapore ; McGraw-Hill, c1995. - xiii, 422 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - J. Ranade workstation series .
Contents
Part 1 Solaris: getting started
Chapter 1 The Solaris software development environment
1.1 Introduction
1.2 A history of sun and snuOS
1.3 What is Solaris and why does it exit
1.4 The Solaris 2 software environment
etc.
Chapter 2 Solaris device
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Hard disks
2.3 Floppies, CDs and the volume manager
2.4 Magnetic tape device
etc.
Chapter 3 Solaris software packaging and distribution
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Software packages
3.3 Creating a software package
3.4 Installing a package
etc.
Chapter 4 Native Solaris software development tools, compilers and language support
4.1 The C compiler
4.2 The loader/linker
4.3 Building executable and the linking process
4.4 SunOS commands and tools not in sunos
etc.
Part 2 Nonative Solaris developer tools
Chapter 5 The internet
5.1 What is the internet
5.2 Tools of the internet
5.3 Who uses the internet
5.4 Why use the internet
etc.
Chapter 6 Nonnative software development tools
6.1 Gzip
6.2 Gcc
6.3 Libg++
6.4 Configure
etc.
Chapter 7 Generate tools
7.1 Oleo
7.2 perl
7.3 texinfo
7.4 bsplit
etc
Chapter 8 The GNU emacs editor
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Installation
8.3 Usage
8.4 The emacs screen
etc.
Chapter 9 Nonnative output format and display
9/1 Ghost script
9.2 Ghostview
9.3 Groff
9.4 pbmplus
etc.
Chapter 10 Nonnative communication
10.1 Kermit
10.2 xmodem
10.3 tn3270
10.4 crttool
etc.
Chapter 11 Games
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Games overview
Appendix A how to get software from the cd
Includes index : p. 417- 422
System requirements for accompanying computer disc: Solaris machine.
9780079118523 0079118518 : 0079118526 (pbk.) : $49.95
94034427
Operating systems (Computers)
Solaris (Computer file)
005.46 / LEI
Solaris developer's tool kit / Kevin E. Leininger. - New York ; New Delhi ; Singapore ; McGraw-Hill, c1995. - xiii, 422 p. : ill. ; 24 cm. - J. Ranade workstation series .
Contents
Part 1 Solaris: getting started
Chapter 1 The Solaris software development environment
1.1 Introduction
1.2 A history of sun and snuOS
1.3 What is Solaris and why does it exit
1.4 The Solaris 2 software environment
etc.
Chapter 2 Solaris device
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Hard disks
2.3 Floppies, CDs and the volume manager
2.4 Magnetic tape device
etc.
Chapter 3 Solaris software packaging and distribution
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Software packages
3.3 Creating a software package
3.4 Installing a package
etc.
Chapter 4 Native Solaris software development tools, compilers and language support
4.1 The C compiler
4.2 The loader/linker
4.3 Building executable and the linking process
4.4 SunOS commands and tools not in sunos
etc.
Part 2 Nonative Solaris developer tools
Chapter 5 The internet
5.1 What is the internet
5.2 Tools of the internet
5.3 Who uses the internet
5.4 Why use the internet
etc.
Chapter 6 Nonnative software development tools
6.1 Gzip
6.2 Gcc
6.3 Libg++
6.4 Configure
etc.
Chapter 7 Generate tools
7.1 Oleo
7.2 perl
7.3 texinfo
7.4 bsplit
etc
Chapter 8 The GNU emacs editor
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Installation
8.3 Usage
8.4 The emacs screen
etc.
Chapter 9 Nonnative output format and display
9/1 Ghost script
9.2 Ghostview
9.3 Groff
9.4 pbmplus
etc.
Chapter 10 Nonnative communication
10.1 Kermit
10.2 xmodem
10.3 tn3270
10.4 crttool
etc.
Chapter 11 Games
11.1 Introduction
11.2 Games overview
Appendix A how to get software from the cd
Includes index : p. 417- 422
System requirements for accompanying computer disc: Solaris machine.
9780079118523 0079118518 : 0079118526 (pbk.) : $49.95
94034427
Operating systems (Computers)
Solaris (Computer file)
005.46 / LEI