Unix Shell Programming - Softcover

This revised edition includes the latest information on the popular Bourne, C and Korn shells. Demonstrating how to squeeze the most from UNIX through effective shell programming, the text provides more extensive introductory material, followed by an expanded shell tutorial and a reference section. It includes practical tips and techniques for testing and debugging shell code, as well as information on screen handling and user interfaces, Rapid Application Development and process management and communication.

About the authors LOWELL JAY ARTHUR is a software engineer and quality consultant with a background at both U.S. West and Bell Labs. His seminars on software evolution and related topics are well known in the industry. He has consulted with numerous Fortune 500 companies. He is also the author of Improving Software Quality, Rapid Evolutionary Development, and Software Evolution, all published by Wiley. TED BURNS is a UNIX developer and a software engineer at U.S. West with 15 years experience. Ted brings his strength in KORN Shell, UNIX workstations, and GUI interfaces to this revision of UNIX Shell Programming. He holds an MS in computer science from the University of Denver.