The Unix Tree

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by fogus • 15 years ago

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lloeki• 15 years ago

I wonder which files will be tried on the search box. Personally I tried "grep.c".

Too bad the page ends truncated with "Similarities between files are found using the"

gnufs• 15 years ago

I wish it also included GNU coreutils.

silentbicycle2• 15 years ago

Why would it? GNU's not Unix, after all.

telemachos• 15 years ago

First, what silentbicycle said.

Second, the source code of coreutils is readily available[1] (pretty much by definition), but this material is probably not otherwise easy to find. (I may be wrong about that, but I certainly wouldn't have known where to look.)

[1] For example: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/coreutils.git/tree/src

silentbicycle2• 15 years ago

Right. If that code had been easy to find, _Lion's Commentary on Unix_ wouldn't have been such a big deal.

koenigdavidmj• 15 years ago

TCP/IP Illustrated volume 2 is also quite nice. It is basically a commentary on the IP stack of 4.4BSD-Lite. Lots of source snippets followed by why they did it that way.

bediger• 15 years ago

I wonder what Warren Twoomey privately says about the SCO allegations? The Ctcompare program seems explicitly designed to deal with just such problems that SCO alleged had occurred.

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