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Thursday, February 19, 2009

OReilly VBNET Language Pocket Reference

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C Visual Basic .NET Language Pocket Reference
Section 1.1.  Introduction
Section 1.2.  Font Conventions
Section 1.3.  Visual Basic Conventions
Section 1.4.  Data Types
Section 1.5.  Variables
Section 1.6.  Operators and Precedence
Section 1.7.  Constants
Section 1.8.  Enumerations
Section 1.9.  Object Programming
Section 1.10.  Program Structure
Section 1.11.  Array Handling
Section 1.12.  Collection Objects
Section 1.13.  Conditional Compilation
Section 1.14.  Other Conversion
Section 1.15.  Date and Time
Section 1.16.  Declaration
Section 1.17.  Error Handling
Section 1.18.  Filesystem
Section 1.19.  Financial
Section 1.20.  Information
Section 1.21.  Input/Output
Section 1.22.  IDE
Section 1.23.  Interaction
Section 1.24.  Mathematics
Section 1.25.  Program Structure and Flow
Section 1.26.  Programming
Section 1.27.  Registry
Section 1.28.  String Manipulation
 

OReilly VB.NET Language in a Nutshell 2nd Edition

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VB.NET Language in a Nutshell, 2nd Edition
By Paul Lomax, Ron Petrusha, Steven Roman, Ph.D. 
 
   
     Part I:  The Basics
        Chapter 1.  Introduction 
        Chapter 2.  Program Structure 
        Chapter 3.  Variables and Data Types 
        Chapter 4.  Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming 
        Chapter 5.  The .NET Framework: General Concepts 
        Chapter 6.  The .NET Framework Class Library 
        Chapter 7.  Delegates and Events 
        Chapter 8.  Attributes 
        Chapter 9.  Error Handling in VB.NET 
        Part II:  Reference
        Chapter 10.  The Language Reference

Monday, February 16, 2009

Linux Device Drivers, Second Edition

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Table of Contents


Chapter 1: An Introduction to Device Drivers
Chapter 2: Building and Running Modules
Chapter 3: Char Drivers
Chapter 4: Debugging Techniques
Chapter 5: Enhanced Char Driver Operations
Chapter 6: Flow of Time
Chapter 7: Getting Hold of Memory
Chapter 8: Hardware Management
Chapter 9: Interrupt Handling
Chapter 10: Judicious Use of Data Types
Chapter 11: kmod and Advanced Modularization
Chapter 12: Loading Block Drivers
Chapter 13: mmap and DMA
Chapter 14: Network Drivers
Chapter 15: Overview of Peripheral Buses
Chapter 16: Physical Layout of the Kernel Source

Linux Device Drivers 3rd Edition

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: An Introduction to Device Drivers
Chapter 2: Building and Running Modules
Chapter 3: Char Drivers
Chapter 4: Debugging Techniques
Chapter 5: Concurrency and Race Conditions
Chapter 6: Advanced Char Driver Operations
Chapter 7: Time, Delays, and Deferred Work
Chapter 8: Allocating Memory
Chapter 9: Communicating with Hardware
Chapter 10: Interrupt Handling
Chapter 11: Data Types in the Kernel
Chapter 12: PCI Drivers
Chapter 13: USB Drivers
Chapter 14: The Linux Device Model
Chapter 15: Memory Mapping and DMA
Chapter 16: Block Drivers
Chapter 17: Network Drivers
Chapter 18: TTY Drivers

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

OReilly - Building Embedded Linux Systems By Karim Yaghmour

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Building Embedded Linux Systems

By Karim Yaghmour
    
     Chapter 1.  Introduction
     Chapter 2.  Basic Concepts 
     Chapter 3.  Hardware Support 
     Chapter 4.  Development Tools 
     Chapter 5.  Kernel Considerations 
     Chapter 6.  Root Filesystem Content 
     Chapter 7.  Storage Device Manipulation 
     Chapter 8.  Root Filesystem Setup 
     Chapter 9.  Setting Up the Bootloader 
     Chapter 10.  Setting Up Networking Services 
     Chapter 11.  Debugging Tools 
     Appendix A.  Worksheet

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

OReilly Java IO 2nd Edition By Elliotte Rusty Harold

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Java™ I/O, 2nd Edition
By Elliotte Rusty Harold
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            I:  Basic I/O
            Chapter 1.  Introducing I/O
            Chapter 2.  Output Streams
            Chapter 3.  Input Streams
            II:  Data Sources
            Chapter 4.  File Streams
            Chapter 5.  Network Streams
            III:  Filter Streams
            Chapter 6.  Filter Streams
            Chapter 7.  Print Streams
            Chapter 8.  Data Streams
            Chapter 9.  Streams in Memory
            Chapter 10.  Compressing Streams
            Chapter 11.  JAR Archives
            Chapter 12.  Cryptographic Streams
            Chapter 13.  Object Serialization
            IV:  New I/O
            Chapter 14.  Buffers
            Chapter 15.  Channels
            Chapter 16.  Nonblocking I/O
            V:  The File System
            Chapter 17.  Working with Files
            Chapter 18.  File Dialogs and Choosers
            VI:  Text
            Chapter 19.  Character Sets and Unicode
            Chapter 20.  Readers and Writers
            Chapter 21.  Formatted I/O with java.text
            VII:  Devices
            Chapter 22.  The Java Communications API
            Chapter 23.  USB
            Chapter 24.  The J2ME Generic Connection Framework
            Chapter 25.  Bluetooth
            VIII:  Appendix

OReilly - Java Threads 2nd edition by Scott Oaks Henry Wong

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Java Threads, 2nd edition
Scott Oaks & Henry Wong
2nd Edition

1. Introduction to Threading
2. The Java Threading API
3. Synchronization Techniques
4. Wait and Notify
5. Useful Examples of Java Thread Programming
6. Java Thread Scheduling
7. Java Thread Scheduling Examples
8. Advanced Synchronization Topics
9. Parallelizing for Multiprocessor Machines
10. Thread Groups
A. Miscellaneous Topics
B. Exceptions and Errors 

Friday, January 30, 2009

OReilly - Linux Command Directory

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Alphabetical Directory of Linux Commands
This directory of Linux commands is from Linux in a Nutshell,
3rd Edition.
A
agetty,apmd,apropos,ar,arch,arp,as,at,atq,atrm,
badblocks
cut
D
date
dd
debugfs
depmod
df
diff
diff3
dip
dirname
dmesg
dnsdomainname
grep
groff
groupadd
groupdel
groupmod
groups
grpck
grpconv
gs
gunzip
gzexe
gzip
H
logger
login
logname
logrotate
look
lpc
lpd
lpq
lpr
lprm
lpstat
lptest
ls
pcnfsd
perl
pidof
ping
pop2d
pop3d
portmap
powerd
pppd
pr
praliases
printenv
printf
rwhod
S
script
sed
sendmail
setfdprm
setsid
sh
shar
showmount
shutdown
size
slattach
tunelp
U
ul
umount
uname
uncompress
unexpand
uniq
unshar
update
uptime
useradd
userdel
znew
banner
basename
batch
bash
bc
biff
bison
bootpd
bootpgw
bootptest
bzip2
C
c++
cal
cardctl
cardmgr
cat
cc
cpp
cfdisk
chattr
chfn
chgrp
chmod
chown
chpasswd
chroot
chsh
cksum
clear
cmp
col
colcrt
colrm
column
comm
compress
domainname
dosfsck
du
dumpe2fs
dumpkeys
E
e2fsck
echo
egrep
emacs
env
etags
ex
expand
expr
F
false
fdformat
fdisk
fetchmail
fgrep
file
find
finger
fingerd
flex
fmt
fold
formail
free
fsck
fsck.minix
ftp
ftpd
fuser
G
g++
halt
head
host
hostid
hostname
hwclock
I
icmpinfo
id
identd
ifconfig
imake
imapd
inetd
info
init
insmod
install
ipchains
ipchainsrestore
ipchainssave
ipfwadm
iptables
iptablesrestore
iptablessave
ispell
J
join
K
kbd_mode
kbdrate
kerneld
kill
lsattr
lsmod
M
m4
mail
mailq
mailstats
make
makedbm
makemap
man
manpath
merge
mesg
mimencode
mkdir
mke2fs
mkfs
mkfs.minix
mklost+found
mkraid
mkswap
modprobe
more
mount
mountd
mv
N
named
namei
netdate
netstat
newgrp
newusers
nfsd
nice
nm
ps
psupdate
pwck
pwconv
pwd
Q
quota
R
raidstart
ramsize
ranlib
rarp
rcp
rdate
rdev
rdist
rdistd
reboot
renice
reset
rev
rexecd
rlogin
rlogind
rm
rmail
rmdir
rmmod
rootflags
route
routed
rpcgen
rpcinfo
rpm
rsh
rshd
rstat
sleep
sort
split
stat
strace
strfile
strings
strip
stty
su
sum
swapdev
swapoff
swapon
sync
sysklogd
syslogd
systat
T
tac
tail
talk
talkd
tar
tcpd
tcpdchk
tcpdmatch
tcsh
tee
telinit
telnet
telnetd
test
tftp
tftpd
tload
top
usermod
users
usleep
uudecode
uuencode
V
vacation
vi
vidmode
W
w
wall
wc
whatis
whereis
which
who
whoami
write
X
xargs
Y
yacc
yes
ypbind
ypcat
ypchfn
ypchsh
ypinit
ypmatch
yppasswd
yppasswdd
yppoll
yppush
ypserv
ypset
ypwhich
cp
cpio
cron
crontab
csh
csplit
ctags
gated
gawk
gcc
gdb
gdc
getkeycodes
getty
gprof
killall
killall5
klogd
ksyms
L
lastlog
ld
ldconfig
ldd
less
ln
locate
lockfile
nohup
nslookup
O
P
passwd
paste
patch
pathchk
runparts
runlevel
ruptime
rusers
rwall
rwho
touch
tr
traceroute
troff
true
tune2fs
ypxfr
Z
zcat
zcmp
zdiff
zdump
zforce
zgrep
zic
zmore

OReilly -- Running Linux 4th Edition

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Running Linux, 4th Edition
Matthias Kalle Dalheimer
Terry Dawson
Lar Kaufman
Matt Welsh
Publisher: O'Reilly


Chapter  Introduction to Linux
Chapter  Preparing to Install Linux
Chapter  Installation and Initial Configuration
Chapter  Basic Unix Commands and Concepts
Chapter  Essential System Management
Chapter  Managing Filesystems, Swap Space, and Devices
Chapter  Upgrading Software and the Kernel
Chapter  Other Administrative Tasks
Chapter  Editors, Text Tools, Graphics, and Printing
Chapter  Installing the X Window System
Chapter  Windows Compatibility and Samba
 Sharing Disks with MTools
Chapter  Programming Languages
Chapter  Tools for Programmers
Chapter  TCP/IP and PPP
Chapter  Basic Security
Chapter  LAMP