Some Potentially Useful Web Sites

If you find any other good sites that ought to be on this list, please let me know about them.

C/C++/Unix Programming: The Unix Reference Desk. A good place to start.; UNIX URLS. A large set of Unix-oriented links, a few of which are out of date.; The Lysator guide to C resources on the Web. A good site for links on C programming.; Tutorials and references on C++.; Brian Brown's Online introductory C programming course.; Brian Brown's Online introductory Unix course.; John Smith's excellent Unixhelp for Users page.; The Unix FAQ.; Jim Frost's BSD Sockets: A Quick and Dirty Primer.; The Unix FAQ on sockets.

Multics: A wealth of information about Multics can be accessed through the Multics Home Page

Nachos: Berkeley's Nachos Home Page. Lots of information about Nachos.; Thomas Narten's "Road Map Through Nachos" (HTML version) (PostScript version); Michael O'Donnell's "Guide to Reading the Nachos Source"

Other Operating Systems Course Notes: Thomas Anderson's notes from the University of Washington.; Jeff Chase's notes from Duke University.; Kathryn McKinley's notes from the University of Massachusetts.; Bart Miller's notes from the University of Wisconsin.

Threads: Andrew Birrell's "An Introduction to Programming with Threads" (compressed PostScript); Tom Wagner and Don Towsley's Getting Started with POSIX Threads (dead link?)