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Professional Linux Kernel Architecture offers a detailed look at the design and implementation of Linux’s core. It walks readers through kernel architecture, essential data structures, key algorithms, and the relationships among subsystems. The book also explains how the kernel exposes functionality to user‑land programs, helping readers understand both theoretical concepts and practical kernel source navigation. Students, developers, and system engineers looking to deepen their knowledge of operating system internals will gain the skills needed to read, analyze, and modify kernel code, with emphasis on Linux and Unix‑derived systems.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Technology & Computing/Computer Science
Authors: Wolfgang Mauerer
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