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The beauty of open source is that it makes code freely available. The curse is that, without some method of organizing it, code
development can devolve into chaos.
CVS, the Concurrent Version System, is an open source tool for managing source code, designed to allow multiple users to work on the
same file at the same time, using a shared directory. Under CVS, multiple users can check out files from a directory tree, make changes,
and then commit those changes back into the directory.
The CVS Pocket Reference is a quick reference guide to help administrators and u...
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Review:Understanding the Linux Kernel is intended to be read by those who are happy to check points off against the source code. The first thing
you learn is how Linux, released from commercial constraints, is able to take advantage of the best ideas from other systems,
implemented in wonderfully flexible ways. A good example is the Virtual File System (VFS), which has made it easy to add support for
file systems from almost every other OS. It's fascinating to find out how such features are implemented. Then, there are loadable
modules, I/O, scheduling, multitasking, multiprocessing, interrupts, spin locks, semaphores, and all of the...
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Book description*PHP--a server-side, embedded HTML scripting language--is used to develop dynamic Web content.
* Hot language--Red Hat and Mitsubishi are among the companies that use PHP as their Web development solution. It's also the most
popular Apache module.
* This book provides the tools and information needed to build dynamic Web applications and datababses with PHP 4.
* Covers installation, configuration, database connectivity, working with XML and CGL, and much more.
* Includes details on the new features in PHP 4, including shared memory support, the new Zend engine, and XML support.
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