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<Title> &lt;A HREF="file:/home/foster/Development/code/Books"&gt;Source Code from Various Technical Books&lt;/A&gt;</Title>
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<Address>  &lt;A HREF ="file:/home/foster/Development/code/Books"&gt;file:/home/foster/Development/code/Books&lt;/A&gt;</Address>
<Keywords> Source                          Books
                          Awk
                          TCP/IP
                          C++
                          Unix
                          Java
                          Lex
                          Yacc
                          Perl
                          Threads
                          Networking
</Keywords>
<Abstract> This directory contains the source code from a number of                          well known and useful technical books:
                          
                              - The Awk Programming Language
                              - Internetworking with TCP/IP Vol.III - By D.E.Comer &amp; D.L.Stevens
                              - Advanced C++ Programming 
                          
                          
                          
                          Styles and Idioms by J.O.Coplien
                              - The C++ Answer Book" by T.L.Hansen
                              - OReilly books on Lex/Yacc, Java, Perl, C
                              - Advance Programming in the Unix Environment by R.W.Stevens
                              - Unix Network Programing by 
                          R.W.Stevens
                          
                            
                            
                          - Unix System V Network Programming by S.Rago
                              - Programming with Threads by S.Kleiman, D.Shah, B.Smaalders
                          
                          
                          
                          
</Abstract>
<Date_Entry_Created> 12/10/96</Date_Entry_Created>
<Entry_Created_By> Paul Foster</Entry_Created_By>
<Date_Entry_Last_Modified> 05/03/97</Date_Entry_Last_Modified>
<Entry_Last_Modified_By> Paul Foster</Entry_Last_Modified_By>
<Asset_Qualification> good / very useful</Asset_Qualification>
<Other_Opinions> A number of the code fragments in these tar files                          have been useful in creating small test programs
                          to isolate problems or to prototype various
                          features.
</Other_Opinions>
<Contact_Person> Paul Foster</Contact_Person>
<IP_or_Copyright_Owner> Need to check the individual tar files.</IP_or_Copyright_Owner>
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<Projects_Used_In> NC380.1                          AG500
</Projects_Used_In>
<Obtained_From> ftp:ftp.uu.net</Obtained_From>
<Derived_From> </Derived_From>
<Related_Items> </Related_Items>
<Code_Type> library</Code_Type>
<Programming_Language> C</Programming_Language>
<Portations> Varies but the following should in                          general be OK:
                          
                          SunOS
                          Solaris
                          HP-UX
                          
                          Check the tar files for
                          more details.
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