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Essential Open Source Toolset - Programming with Eclipse, JUnit, CVS, Bugzilla, Ant, Tcl/Tk and More

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Essential Open Source Toolset

Essential Open Source Toolset

Programming with Eclipse, JUnit, CVS, Bugzilla, Ant, Tcl/Tk and More

by Andreas Zeller, Jens Krinke

Publisher Wiley
Published Date 2005-02-11
Page Count 392
Categories Computers / Networking / General, Computers / Operating Systems / General, Computers / Operating Systems / UNIX, Computers / Operating Systems / Linux, Computers / Programming / General, Computers / Software Development & Engineering / Quality Assurance & Testing, Computers / Programming / Open Source
Language EN
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ISBN 0470844450
Book Cover A unique guide to the classic Linux/Unix Toolset.
Programming is more than just coding. Software developers must build, analyse and test their programs; they have to avoid performance bottlenecks, administer internal and foreign modifications, find and remove errors. Using tools available under Linux/Unix, developers can solve the problems of the programming practice.
* Tools covered are the 'classics' in Linux/Unix environments
* Unique coverage of wide range of tools including: DIFF, PATCH, UNRAVEL, GPROF, GCOV, SniFF+ and many more
* Includes practical exercises to test competence
* Companion Web site includes information on more recent developments as well as extensive additional resources
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