UNIX to Linux Porting: A Comprehensive Reference
UNIX to Linux Porting: A Comprehensive Reference
ISBN: 0131871099
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 175
Pages: 175
- UNIX to Linux Porting: A Comprehensive Reference
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Prentice Hall Open Source Software Development Series
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
- Chapter 1. Porting Project Considerations
- Section 1.1. Software Application Business Process
- Section 1.2. The Porting Process
- Section 1.3. Defining Project Scope and Objectives
- Section 1.4. Estimating
- Section 1.5. Creating a Porting Project Schedule
- Section 1.6. Porting Process from a Business Perspective
- Section 1.7. Annotated Sample Technical Questionnaire
- Section 1.8. Summary
- Chapter 2. Scoping
- Section 2.1. Compilers
- Section 2.2. Java Environment
- Section 2.3. Build Environment
- Section 2.4. Linux Shells
- Section 2.5. Packaging
- Section 2.6. Project Management Tasks
- Section 2.7. Summary
- Chapter 3. Analysis
- Section 3.1. Linux Standards
- Section 3.2. GNU libc
- Section 3.3. GNU Scientific Library
- Section 3.4. Shared Libraries
- Section 3.5. Library Versioning
- Section 3.6. Dynamic Linker (or Runtime Linker)
- Section 3.7. System Calls
- Section 3.8. Large Page Support
- Section 3.9. The Native POSIX Threads Library (NPTL)
- Section 3.10. Internationalization (I18N) and Localization
- Section 3.11. BigLittle-Endian Environment
- Section 3.12. 32- to 64-Bit Migration
- Section 3.13. Summary
- Chapter 4. Porting Solaris Applications
- Section 4.1. Preliminary Tasks
- Section 4.2. General Differences
- Section 4.3. Compilers
- Section 4.4. Linker
- Section 4.5. Porting Shell Scripts to Linux
- Section 4.6. Internationalization and Localization
- Section 4.7. Make
- Section 4.8. Debugger
- Section 4.9. Threads
- Section 4.10. Signals
- Section 4.11. System Calls
- Section 4.12. System Libraries
- Section 4.13. Solaris and Linux APIs
- Section 4.14. Scientific Library
- Section 4.15. Large Page Support
- Section 4.16. Some Solaris Nonportable Programming Practices
- Section 4.17. Summary
- Chapter 5. Porting AIX Applications
- Section 5.1. Preliminary Tasks
- Section 5.2. General Differences
- Section 5.3. Compilers
- Section 5.4. Make
- Section 5.5. Linker
- Section 5.6. AIX Versus Linux Shared Library Creation
- Section 5.7. Dynamic Loading
- Section 5.8. Template Instantiation Differences Between AIX and Linux
- Section 5.9. Cfilt Utility
- Section 5.10. System APIs: AIXLinux
- Section 5.11. Selected AIXLinux System API Comparisons
- Section 5.12. Some AIX Nonstandard Programming Practices
- Section 5.13. Signals
- Section 5.14. Network Programming
- Section 5.15. Interprocess Communications
- Section 5.16. POSIX Threads
- Section 5.17. Large Page Support
- Section 5.18. Common APIs
- Section 5.19. Summary
- Chapter 6. Porting HP-UX Applications
- Section 6.1. Preliminary Tasks
- Section 6.2. General Differences
- Section 6.3. The Compilers
- Section 6.4. Linker
- Section 6.5. Library Versioning
- Section 6.6. Dynamic Linking and Shared Libraries
- Section 6.7. Porting Shell Scripts to Linux
- Section 6.8. Internationalization (I18N)
- Section 6.9. Software Development Tools
- Section 6.10. Threads
- Section 6.11. Signals
- Section 6.12. HP-UX System Calls and Linux Equivalents
- Section 6.13. System Libraries
- Section 6.14. GNU Scientific Library
- Section 6.15. HP-UX and Linux APIs
- Section 6.16. Interprocess Communications
- Section 6.17. Summary
- Chapter 7. Testing and Debugging
- Section 7.1. Using the GNU Debugger
- Section 7.2. strace and ltrace
- Section 7.3. cscope Utility
- Section 7.4. glibc Debugging Support
- Section 7.5. Memory-Debugging Tools
- Section 7.6. Static Program Checker
- Section 7.7. Threads trace Tool
- Section 7.8. Performance Monitoring Tools
- Section 7.9. Summary
- Appendix A. Solaris to Linux Reference Tables
- Section A.1. Internationalization
- Section A.2. System Calls
- Section A.3. Basic Library Functions
- Appendix B. AIX to Linux Reference Tables
- Section B.1. AIX and Linux C Compiler Options Table
- Section B.2. AIX and Linux Linker Options Comparison Table
- Section B.3. IO Services APIs: AIX to Linux Cross-Reference
- Section B.4. IPC Reference: AIX-Linux
- Appendix C. HP-UX to Linux Reference Tables
- Section C.1. HP-UX and Linux C Compiler Options Table
- Section C.2. HP-UX and Linux C Compiler Options Table
- Section C.3. HP-UX and Linux System Calls Comparison Table
- Section C.4. HP-UX and Linux Library API Comparison Table
- Appendix D. Linux on POWER
- Section D.1. Development Environment for Linux on POWER
- Section D.2. Porting Considerations
- Section D.3. Architecture-Specific Differences
- Appendix E. gprof helper
- Section E.1. gprof helper Module for Multithreaded Applications
- Appendix F. Porting Issues Specific to the IBM zSeries Mainframe
- Section F.1. Linux on IBM zSeries
- Section F.2. Data Types, Addresses, and Machine Words
- Section F.3. Compiling and Linking
- Section F.4. Byte Ordering
- Section F.5. Other Differences
- Section F.6. Variable Argument Lists
- Section F.7. Where to Find More Information
- Section F.8. Acknowledgments
- Appendix G. Solaris to Linux Migration: A Guide for System Administrators
- Section G.1. Packaging Tasks
- Section G.2. Installation and Upgrade Tasks
- Section G.3. User Management Tasks
- Section G.4. Network Management and Configuration
- Section G.5. NFS Management and Configuration
- Section G.6. Managing System Resources
- Section G.7. Disk and Filesystem Management
- Section G.8. Swap Management
- Section G.9. Logical Volume Management
- Section G.10. General Troubleshooting
- Section G.11. Network Troubleshooting
- Section G.12. Configuration and Other Files
- Section G.13. Comparable Commands
- Index
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UNIX to Linux Porting: A Comprehensive Reference
ISBN: 0131871099
EAN: 2147483647
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2004
Pages: 175
Pages: 175
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