Unix as IDE
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Language
English
ISBN
0000000000
Unix as IDE
Introduction
How is UNIX an IDE?
The right idea
About this series
What I’m not trying to say
Files
Listing files
Finding files
Searching files
File metadata
Matching files
Editing
Filetype detection
Syntax highlighting
Line numbering
Tags files
Calling external programs
Lint programs and syntax checkers
Reading output from other commands
Filtering output through other commands
Built-in alternatives
Diffing
Version control
The difference
Compiling
GCC
Compiling and assembling object code
Preprocessor
Linking objects
Compiling, assembling, and linking
Including and linking
Compilation plan
More verbose error checking
Profiling compilation time
Optimisation
Interpreters
Inline
Building
Anatomy of a Makefile
More general uses of make
Tools for building a Makefile
Debugging
Debugging with gdb
Debugging with valgrind
Tracing system and library calls with ltrace
Tracking open files with lsof
Viewing memory allocation with pmap
Revisions
diff, patch, and RCS
CVS and Subversion
Git and Mercurial
Conclusion
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