Links
- Instructions for Setting gcc Alias
- Debugging/Code Development in C
- Verifying Results Using diff
- C Style Guide
- Basic Unix Tutorial and SSH Clients Info
- X Forwarding
- Resetting Grace Environment
- Public/Release/Secret Tests Information
- https://dav.terpconnect.umd.edu/ (for downloading material from grace)
- Unix tutorial
- C for Java Programmers
- C Tutorial
- Absolute Beginner's Guide to Emacs
- Emacs tutorial (Section 5 of unix-tutorial.pdf)
- Emacs Cheat Sheet(1)
- Emacs Cheat Sheet(2)
- Emacs Indentation and C
- (VIM) https://vim-adventures.com/
- (VIM) http://www.vimgenius.com/start
- If you are connecting to the Linux Grace systems using a Windows computer, you may find it very useful to download and install Xming, a Windows X server. An X server lets you open windows from the Grace systems onto your machine.
- GDB Under Emacs Tutorial
- GNU Make manual
- GDB quick reference sheet, and manual Using GDB under GNU Emacs
- POSIX Threads
- Decoding C declarations/
- ASCII Table
- Linux Man Pages
- Using Valgrind to Find Memory Leaks and Invalid Memory Use
- IT Service Center
- Grace (CM)
- Glue Research and Academic Computing Environment (http://www.grace.umd.edu)
- Apps to Connect to the Grace System: JuiceSHH (Android) Free, ConnectBot (Android) Free, iTerminal - SSH Tool (iPad/iPhone) Free , iSSH - SSH / VNC Console (iPad/iPhone) Not Free
- Installing a Virtual Machine
- Assembly
- git tutorial
- Process Diagram
- Forking and Threads
- Linux Distributions List
- Universal USB Installer
- The Descent to C (For those learning C)
- Safari Books Online
- Bugs in C/C++ Code
- Memory Layout of C Program
- Little and Big Endian Architecture
- Arrays in C
- If you exceed the number of processes ("No more processes" message in grace) while using fork() the command kill -9 -1 will kill all your process. You can then log on again.
- A Beginner's Guide to Programming Languages
- Printing color strings using only printf
- Apple Bug
- CGI and C
- Swapping Values Without Temporary Variable
- Virtual Memory
- Lab Sections
- Exam Clock (http://www.timer-tab.com/)
