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Lecture notes + integrated exercises, solutions and marking ContentsThe Common Desktop EnvironmentThe front panelThe file managerThe application managerThe session managerOther CDE desktop toolsApplication development toolsApplication integrationWindows and the Window ManagerThe Root MenuExercisesC/C++ Program CompilationCreating, Compiling andRunning Your ProgramCreating the programCompilationRunning the programThe C Compilation ModelThe PreprocessorC CompilerAssemblerLink EditorSome Useful Compiler OptionsUsing LibrariesUNIX Library FunctionsFinding Information about Library FunctionsLint -- A C program verifierExercisesC BasicsHistory of CCharacteristics of CC Program StructureVariablesDefining Global VariablesPrinting Out and Inputting VariablesConstantsArithmetic OperationsComparison OperatorsLogical OperatorsOrder of PrecedenceExercisesConditionalsThe if statementThe ? operatorThe switch statementExercisesLooping and IterationThe for statementThe while statementThe do-while statementbreak and continueExercisesArrays and StringsSingle and Multi-dimensional ArraysStringsExercisesFunctionsvoid functionsFunctions and ArraysFunction PrototypingExercisesFurther Data TypesStructuresDefining New Data TypesUnionsCoercion or Type-CastingEnumerated TypesStatic VariablesExercisesPointersWhat is a Pointer?Pointer and FunctionsPointers and ArraysArrays of PointersMultidimensional arrays and pointersStatic Initialisation of Pointer ArraysPointers and StructuresCommon Pointer PitfallsNot assigning a pointer to memory address before using itIllegal indirectionExerciseDynamic Memory Allocation and Dynamic StructuresMalloc, Sizeof, and FreeCalloc and ReallocLinked ListsFull Program: queue.cExercisesAdvanced Pointer TopicsPointers to PointersCommand line inputPointers to a FunctionExercisesLow Level Operators and Bit FieldsBitwise OperatorsBit FieldsBit Fields: Practical ExampleA note of caution: PortabilityExercisesThe C Preprocessor#define#undef#include#if -- Conditional inclusionPreprocessor Compiler ControlOther Preprocessor CommandsExercisesC, UNIX and Standard LibrariesAdvantages of using UNIX with CUsing UNIX System Calls and Library FunctionsInteger Functions, Random Number, String Conversion, Searchingand Sorting: <stdlib.h>Arithmetic FunctionsRandom NumbersString ConversionSearching and SortingExercisesMathematics: <math.h>Math FunctionsMath ConstantsInput and Output (I/O):stdio.hReporting Errorsperror()errnoexit()StreamsPredefined StreamsRedirectionBasic I/OFormatted I/OPrintfscanfFilesReading and writing filessprintf and sscanfStream Status EnquiriesLow Level I/OExercisesString Handling: <string.h>Basic String Handling FunctionsString SearchingCharacter conversions and testing: ctype.hMemory Operations: <memory.h>ExercisesFile Access and Directory System CallsDirectory handling functions: <unistd.h>Scanning and Sorting Directories:<sys/types.h>,<sys/dir.h>File Manipulation Routines: unistd.h, sys/types.h, sys/stat.hFile AccesserrnoFile StatusFile Manipulation:stdio.h, unistd.hCreating Temporary FIles:<stdio.h>ExercisesTime FunctionsBasic time functionsExample time applicationsExample 1: Time (in seconds) to performsome computationExample 2: Set a random number seedExercisesProcess Control: <stdlib.h>,<unistd.h>Running UNIX Commands from Cexecl()fork()wait()exit()ExerisesInterprocess Communication (IPC), PipesPiping in a C program: <stdio.h> popen() -- Formatted Pipingpipe() -- Low level PipingExercisesIPC:Interrupts and Signals: <signal.h>Sending Signals -- kill(), raise()Signal Handling -- signal()sig_talk.c -- complete example programOther signal functionsIPC:Message Queues:<sys/msg.h> Initialising the Message QueueIPC Functions, Key Arguments, and Creation Flags:<sys/ipc.h>Controlling message queuesSending and Receiving MessagesPOSIX Messages: <mqueue.h> Example: Sending messages between two processesmessage_send.c -- creating and sending to a simplemessage queuemessage_rec.c -- receiving the above messageSome further example message queue programsmsgget.c: Simple Program to illustrate msget()msgctl.cSample Program to Illustrate msgctl()msgop.c: Sample Program to Illustrate msgsnd() andmsgrcv()ExercisesIPC:SemaphoresInitializinga Semaphore SetControlling SemaphoresSemaphore OperationsPOSIX Semaphores: <semaphore.h>semaphore.c: Illustration of simple semaphore passingSome further example semaphore programssemget.c: Illustrate the semget() functionsemctl.c: Illustrate the semctl() functionsemop() Sample Program to Illustrate semop()ExercisesIPC:Shared MemoryAccessing a Shared Memory SegmentControlling a Shared Memory SegmentAttaching and Detaching a Shared Memory SegmentExample two processes comunicating via shared memory:shm_server.c, shm_client.cshm_server.cshm_client.cPOSIX Shared MemoryMapped memoryAddress Spaces and MappingCoherenceCreating and Using MappingsOther Memory Control FunctionsSome further example shared memory programsshmget.c:Sample Program to Illustrate shmget()shmctl.c: Sample Program to Illustrate shmctl()shmop.c: Sample Program to Illustrate shmat() andshmdt()ExercisesIPC:SocketsSocket Creation and NamingConnecting Stream SocketsStream Data Transfer and ClosingDatagram socketsSocket OptionsExample Socket Programs:socket_server.c,socket_clientsocket_server.csocket_client.cExercisesThreads: Basic Theory and LibrariesProcesses and ThreadsBenefits of Threads vs ProcessesMultithreading vs. Single threadingSome Example applications of threadsThread LevelsUser-Level Threads (ULT)Kernel-Level Threads (KLT)Combined ULT/KLT ApproachesThreads librariesThe POSIX Threads Library:libpthread, <pthread.h>Creating a (Default) ThreadWait for Thread TerminationA Simple Threads ExampleDetaching a ThreadCreate a Key for Thread-Specific DataDelete the Thread-Specific Data KeySet the Thread-Specific Data KeyGet the Thread-Specific Data KeyGlobal and Private Thread-Specific Data ExampleGetting the Thread IdentifiersComparing Thread IDsInitializing ThreadsYield Thread ExecutionSet the Thread PriorityGet the Thread PrioritySend a Signal to a ThreadAccess the Signal Mask of the Calling ThreadTerminate a ThreadSolaris Threads: <thread.h>Unique Solaris Threads FunctionsSuspend Thread ExecutionContinue a Suspended ThreadSet Thread Concurrency LevelReaders/WriterLocksReaders/Writer Lock ExampleSimilar Solaris Threads FunctionsCreate a ThreadGet the Thread IdentifierYield Thread ExecutionSignals and Solaris ThreadsTerminating a ThreadCreating a Thread-Specific Data KeyExample Use of Thread Specific Data:Rethinking Global VariablesCompiling a Multithreaded ApplicationPreparing for CompilationDebugging a Multithreaded ProgramFurther Threads Programming:Thread Attributes (POSIX)AttributesInitializing Thread AttributesDestroying Thread AttributesThread's Detach StateThread's Set ScopeThread Scheduling PolicyThread Inherited Scheduling PolicySet Scheduling ParametersThread Stack SizeBuilding Your Own Thread StackFurther Threads Programming:SynchronizationMutual Exclusion LocksInitializing a Mutex Attribute ObjectDestroying a Mutex Attribute ObjectThe Scope of a MutexInitializing a MutexLocking a MutexLock with a Nonblocking MutexDestroying a MutexMutex Lock CodeExamplesMutex Lock ExampleUsing Locking Hierarchies: Avoiding DeadlockNested Locking with a Singly Linked ListSolaris Mutex LocksCondition Variable AttributesInitializing a Condition Variable AttributeDestoying a Condition Variable AttributeThe Scope of a Condition VariableInitializing a Condition VariableBlock on a Condition VariableDestroying a Condition Variable StateSolaris Condition VariablesThreads and SemaphoresPOSIX SemaphoresBasic Solaris Semaphore FunctionsThread programming examplesUsing thr_create() and thr_join()ArraysDeadlockSignal HandlerInterprocess SynchronizationThe Producer / Consumer ProblemA Socket ServerUsing Many ThreadsReal-time Thread ExamplePOSIX CancellationSoftware Race ConditionTgrep: Threadeds version of UNIX grepMultithreaded QuicksortRemote Procedure Calls (RPC)What Is RPCHow RPC WorksRPC Application DevelopmentDefining the ProtocolDefining Client and Server Application CodeCompliling and running the applicationOverview of Interface RoutinesSimplified LevelRoutine FunctionTop LevelRoutinesIntermediate Level RoutinesExpert Level RoutinesBottom Level RoutinesThe Programmer's Interface to RPCSimplified InterfacePassing Arbitrary Data TypesDeveloping High Level RPC ApplicationsDefining the protocolSharing the dataThe Server SideThe Client SideExerciseProtocol Compiling and Lower Level RPC ProgrammingWhat is rpcgenAn rpcgen TutorialConverting Local Procedures to Remote ProceduresPassing Complex Data StructuresPreprocessing Directivescpp DirectivesCompile-Time FlagsClient and Server TemplatesExample rpcgen compile options/templatesRecommended ReadingExercisesWriting Larger ProgramsHeader filesExternal variables and functionsScope of externalsAdvantages of Using Several FilesHow to Divide a Program between Several FilesOrganisation of Data in each FileThe Make UtilityMake ProgrammingCreating a makefileMake macrosRunning Make Program Listings hello.c printf.c swap.c args.c arg.c average.c cio.c factorial power.c ptr_arr.c Modular Example main.c WriteMyString.c header.h Makefile static.c malloc.c queue.c bitcount.c lowio.c print.c cdir.c list.c list_c.c fork_eg.c fork.c signal.c sig_talk.c Piping plot.c plotter.c externals.h random.c time.c timer.c
Online Marking of C Programs --- CEILIDH
Ceilidh - On Line C Tutoring System Why Use CEILIDH ? Introduction Using Ceilidh as a Student The course and unit level The exercise level Interpreted language exercises Question/answer exercises The command line interface (TEXT CEILIDH ONLY) Advantages of the command line interface General points Conclusions How Ceilidh works, Ceilidh Course Notes, User Guides etc. References About this document ... Dave Marshall29/3/1999

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