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Interprocess Communication using Unix Domain Sockets
Unix domain sockets provide a fast and easy to use mechanism for interprocess communication.
File I/O in Linux
System calls for I/O operations in files. Also, synchronized I/O flags and calls are covered.
Files in Linux
Files is a central concept in Unix systems. Files keep the all important data and provide a foundation for computing.
Connecting display to Raspberry Pi 4B
How to connect a 7" touchscreen display to Raspberry Pi 4B and boot the system.
Getting started with Raspberry Pi
How to connect various peripherals to Raspberry Pi 4B and power it on the first time is explained.
Socket programming using the select system call
Socket programming calls using the Client Server paradigm and example programs are given.
Signals in Linux
Signals are software interrupts delivered to a process by the kernel. A signal indicates that an event has occurred and the process must act on it.
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POSIX message queues in Linux
POSIX message queues provide a fast and easy mechanism for interprocess communication (IPC) in Linux.
POSIX Shared Memory in Linux
Shared memory is the fastest method of interprocess communication in Linux systems.
POSIX Semaphores in Linux
POSIX Semaphores are used for process synchronization.
D-Bus Tutorial
D-Bus is a mechanism for interprocess communication under Linux and other Unix-like systems.
htop command in Linux
htop is a ncurses based program for viewing processes in a system running Linux.
Queue implementation in C using linked list
Queue is a first-in first-out data structure.
fork and exec in Linux
Fork creates a new process and exec makes the new process run the concerned program.
Tutorials
Bash Scripting Tutorial
How to write bash scripts for repetitive tasks.
Sed command in Linux
sed applies the commands on each line of input and writes the resulting lines on standard output.
Git Tutorial
Git is a software source code control system.
logrotate: manage log files
logrotate is a utility for rotation, compression, removal and mailing of log files.
iptables command in Linux
The iptables command is for defining rules for packet filtering for establishing and configuring firewalls in Linux.
rsync
rsync is a one-way file synchronization tool used in Linux and other Unix-like systems.
Awk Tutorial
awk takes the input and gives output after matching desired patterns and doing processing linked to matched patterns.
Programming
Pipes in Linux
Pipes can be used to connect standard output of a process to the standard input of a related process.
FIFOs in Linux
FIFOs are named pipes. Any two processes can communicate using a FIFO.
System V message queues in Linux
System V message queues provide a mechanism for inter process communication (IPC) in Linux and other Unix-like systems.
System V Semaphores in Linux
System V semaphores are kernel managed objects that help in synchronization of processes.
Interprocess communication using System V Shared Memory in Linux
System V shared memory is a fast inter process communication (IPC) mechanism available in Linux and other Unix-like systems.
POSIX Threads Synchronization in C
POSIX Threads provide multiple flows of execution within a process.
Socket Programming using TCP in C
A socket is a network communication end point at a host. Processes communicate over sockets.