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Porting UNIX Software: From Download to Debug (Nutshell Handbooks)

Porting UNIX Software: From Download to Debug (Nutshell Handbooks)

by Greg Lehey (Author)

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    Paperback 1995

    $15.67
Synopsis

Dealing with the whole life cycle of porting software on UNIX, from obtaining software to building the documentation, this text discusses the differences between versions of UNIX and the areas where porters tend to have problems. The assumption made in this book is that you just want to get a package working on your system; you don't want to become an expert in the details of your hardware or operating system.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 534
 Edition: 1
 Publisher: O'Reilly Media
Published: 01 Apr 1995
ISBN 10: 1565921267
ISBN 13: 9781565921269

Author Bio
Greg Lehey is an independent computer consultant specializing in UNIX. Born in Australia, he was educated in Malaysia and England before studying chemistry in Germany and chemical engineering in England. He has spent his professional career in Germany, where he worked for computer manufacturers such as Univac and Tandem, the German space research agency, nameless software houses, and a large user before deciding to work for himself. In the course of over 20 years in the industry he has performed most jobs you can think of, ranging from kernel support to product marketing, systems programming to operating, processing satellite data to programming gasoline pumps. About the only thing he hasn't done is write commercial software. He is currently engaged in the production of CD-ROMs of ported free software, and this book is one result of his experience in this area. He is available for short-term contracts and can be reached by mail at grog@lemis.de. When he can drag himself away from his collection of UNIX workstations, he is involved in performing baroque and classical woodwind music on his collection of original instruments, exploring the German countryside with his family on their Arab horses, and exploring new cookery techniques or ancient and obscure European languages.