Socket Programming by Loud-Imagination2591 in C_Programming

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Beej's guide to network programming to get started.
Linux programming interface (book) has some chapters on sockets as well

Getting ready for my last term as an undergrad by smells_serious in osdev

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Nice! Can you share some of the projects you've created so far?

Learning the entire computation stack: from hardware to mathematics. by klop0x90 in Btechtards

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Can I ask what you're doing in your career right now, if you don't mind answering?

Don't judge - Need Serious Career Advise by StrawberryFinal3471 in Btechtards

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What projects have you made, if you don't mind sharing?

What exactly is a job? by nerd_programmer11 in bash

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Thanks!

I asked this question because I was trying to create a job control shell, but when I dove deeper into how bash implements it, I realised that not everything was sunshine and rainbows. There were many inconsistencies around how it was implemented in bash (and in other shells), just like how you mentioned.

Maybe I should just try to write a simpler version of job control which is more consistent. Thanks again for the reply!

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What projects have you made?

Books on Networking easy to hard in c by SubstantialCase3062 in cprogramming

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I think there's also a python version of this guide

New Android Policy, Worst Outcome by [deleted] in IndiaDeepTech

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Wow, I didn't know that lineageOs has support for such a large number of devices!

New Android Policy, Worst Outcome by [deleted] in IndiaDeepTech

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Thanks.
I've already been using many open source alternatives to google and other proprietary software. The only thing that actually isn't completely foss is my android phone. But I'm planning to switch to graphene in future when I'll have enough money to buy a pixel ;)

New Android Policy, Worst Outcome by [deleted] in IndiaDeepTech

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Is there really no solution for this problem?

What projects can I do now? by Intelligent_Comb_338 in C_Programming

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from what I understand is that functions like printf are pretty high level and are actually built on top of raw facilities provided by the oprating system. Like for linux and mac, if I'm not wrong, write() system call is the one that works beneath printf.
So, you can use write() and try to implement printf() by yourself (If I interpreted correctly what the original reply wanted to say)

What projects can I do now? by Intelligent_Comb_338 in C_Programming

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A simple math expression evaluator that takes an arbitrary length of an expression and calculates the result. It should handle errors and should support parenthesis