C Programming Tutorial 5: Structures and Unions
A structure is a collection of variables, which are called its members. A union is a variable that holds different types at different times.
A structure is a collection of variables, which are called its members. A union is a variable that holds different types at different times.
A pointer variable holds the address of another variable. An array stores the elements of the same type in consecutive locations.
A C program comprises of functions. Functions comprise of statements, which determine the control flow in the program.
A C programming tutorial explaining data types, declarations, operators, conditional expressions and precedence and associativity rules.
A C programming tutorial for beginners, explaining constants, variables, expressions, input and output and overall program structure.
I/O multiplexing is doing I/O with many sources and giving good response. I/O multiplexing is explained with select, poll and epoll calls.
POSIX real-time signals are defined apart from the existing standard signals. The real-time signals are in the range SIGRTMIN to SIGRTMAX.
Temporary files are often required for storing interim data. How to create a temporary file in a C program is explained with example code.
Unix domain sockets provide a fast and simple mechanism for interprocess communication on a Unix-like host system using the socket interface.
Buffered I/O and synchronized I/O and the input output system calls, open, creat, read, write, lseek, close and unlink are explained.