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	Chapter 1

Preface 
I. Commands and Shells
1. Introduction

      Unix in the 21st Century 

      Obtaining Compilers 

      Building Software 

      What's in the Quick Reference 

      Beginner's Guide 

      Solaris: Standard Compliant Programs 
2. Unix Commands

      Introduction 

      Alphabetical Summary of Common Commands 

      Alphabetical Summary of Solaris Commands 

      Alphabetical Summary of GNU/Linux Commands 

      Alphabetical Summary of Mac OS X Commands 

      Alphabetical Summary of Java Commands 
3. The Unix Shell: An Overview

      Introduction to the Shell 

      Purpose of the Shell 

      Shell Flavors 

      Shell Source Code URLs 

      Common Features 

      Differing Features 
4. The Bash and Korn Shells

      Overview of Features 

      Invoking the Shell 

      Syntax 

      Functions 

      Variables 

      Arithmetic Expressions 

      Command History 

      Job Control 

      Command Execution 

      Restricted Shells 

      Built-in Commands (Bash and Korn Shells) 
5. tcsh: An Extended C Shell

      Overview of Features 

      Invoking the Shell 

      Syntax 

      Variables 

      Expressions 

      Command History 

      Command-Line Manipulation 

      Job Control 

      Built-in Commands 
6. Package Management

      Linux Package Management 

      The Red Hat Package Manager 

      Yum: Yellowdog Updater Modified 

      up2date: Red Hat Update Agent 

      The Debian Package Manager 

      Mac OS X Package Management 

      Solaris Package Management 
II. Text Editing and Processing
7. Pattern Matching

      Filenames Versus Patterns 

      Metacharacters 

      Metacharacters, Listed by Unix Program 

      Examples of Searching 
8. The Emacs Editor

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax 

      Summary of Commands by Group 

      Summary of Commands by Key 

      Summary of Commands by Name 
9. The vi, ex, and vim Editors

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax 

      Review of vi Operations 

      vi Commands 

      vi Configuration 

      ex Basics 

      Alphabetical Summary of ex Commands 
10. The sed Editor

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax 

      Syntax of sed Commands 

      Group Summary of sed Commands 

      Alphabetical Summary of sed Commands 
11. The awk Programming Language

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax 

      Patterns and Procedures 

      Built-in Variables 

      Operators 

      Variable and Array Assignment 

      User-Defined Functions 

      Gawk-Specific Features 

      Implementation Limits 

      Group Listing of awk Functions and Commands 

      Alphabetical Summary of awk Functions and Commands 

      Output Redirections 

      Source Code 
III. Software Development
12. Source Code Management: An Overview

      Introduction and Terminology 

      Usage Models 

      Unix Source Code Management Systems 

      Other Source Code Management Systems 
13. The Revision Control System

      Overview of Commands 

      Basic Operation 

      General RCS Specifications 

      Alphabetical Summary of Commands 
14. The Concurrent Versions System

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax and Options 

      Dot Files 

      Environment Variables 

      Keywords and Keyword Modes 

      Dates 

      CVSROOT Variables 

      Alphabetical Summary of Commands 
15. The Subversion Version Control System

      Conceptual Overview 

      Obtaining Subversion 

      Using Subversion: A Quick Tour 

      The Subversion Command Line Client: svn 

      Repository Administration: svnadmin 

      Examining the Repository: svnlook 

      Providing Remote Access: svnserve 

      Other Subversion Components 
16. The GNU make Utility

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax 

      Makefile Lines 

      Macros 

      Special Target Names 

      Writing Command Lines 
17. The GDB Debugger

      Conceptual Overview 

      Command-Line Syntax 

      Initialization Files 

      GDB Expressions 

      The GDB Text User Interface 

      Group Listing of GDB Commands 

      Summary of set and show Commands 

      Summary of the info Command 

      Alphabetical Summary of GDB Commands 
18. Writing Manual Pages

      Introduction 

      Overview of nroff/troff 

      Alphabetical Summary of man Macros 

      Predefined Strings 

      Internal Names 

      Sample Document 
IV. References
ISO 8859-1 (Latin-1) Character Set 
Bibliography 
Index