> I'm looking to buy a text that deals with system-level programming in C++
> (not so much C). Ideally it would have many short real-world example
> programs. Can someone recommend a book like this? Also, my dream book at
> present would be called *RDBMS/SQL Programming for UNIX*. Pipe dream?
I have a book called "UNIX System Programming Using C++", written by
Terrence Chan, which actually seems pretty good. Its about 600 pages. I
also have one called "Interprocess Communications in UNIX: The Nooks and
Crannies", which is about 400 pages, and is also pretty good.
I just bought them a few months ago, and its one of those books that I'll
most likely never make it thru, due to time. I'll sell them to you cheap
if your interested.. I paid $60 for the one, and like $30 for the other..
Dave
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