Jan Schaumann
This is the start of the Fall semester for my class "Advanced #Programming in the #UNIX Environment". Syllabus and all course materials including all code examples available here:
https://stevens.netmeister.org/631/
All video lectures are public and available for free on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@cs631apue/videos
If you want to follow along, I'll be posting weekly links in this thread throughout the semester.
Jan Schaumann
Advanced #Programming in the #UNIX Environment
Week 1, UNIX History
From Space Travel on a PDP-7 at Bell Labs in New Jersey to AT&T System V and the _B_erkeley _S_oftware _D_istribution, the Unix Wars, USL v. BSDi, the birth of #NetBSD (with the later fork into #OpenBSD) and #FreeBSD, the parallel development of GNU at MIT and its adoption of the new #Linux kernel, and how we ended up with Unix on your fridge, car, and mobile phone.
Jan Schaumann
Advanced #Programming in the #UNIX Environment
Week 1, Course Prep: Install NetBSD/evbarm in UTM on Apple M1 hardware
Note: you no longer need to use NetBSD-current. The #NetBSD 10.0 release will work just fine.
https://stevens.netmeister.org/631/utm/
If you prefer VirtualBox on Windows or Apple Intel hardware, see https://stevens.netmeister.org/631/virtualbox/
After setting up your VM, follow this doc to make ssh seamless, fetch sources, and set your CFLAGS:
Jan Schaumann
Advanced #Programming in the #UNIX Environment
Week 1, Introduction: What do we do in this class? Why do we want to learn Unix Programming in C? How are we going to do this? What's the syllabus?
Slides (minor updates for this semester): https://stevens.netmeister.org/631/01-introduction.pdf
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