Re: books about the hurd
I recently got "Programming Under Mach" by Boykin, Kirschen, Langerman,
and LoVerso. It's out of print but you may be able to get it through
Amazon or the like. It's based on Mach 2.5; someone else would have to
tell you how relevant it is to GNUMach, but I imagine there is at least
some degree of similarity. Anyone know?
dean.
On Sun, 27 Jun 1999, Martin Quinson wrote:
> [please keep the cc for me, I'm not on the list]
>
> I've seen Marcus yesterday on #debian, and because of my poor english, we
> didn't understand ourselves well :
>
> I ask for "books about mach", and he said there is none better than the source.
> Maybe, but my question was the bad one. I wanted to ask for "books about
> programming (with/in) the hurd, (maybe include an introduction chapter about
> mach's internal)". I know I can't hack on mach itself (not enougth
> time/motivation), I just want to use it to programm...
>
> I ask about paper books, if any, because it's easier for me to go the the
> library of my university than to use wget to fetch a site. (got a modem
> connexion).
>
> If someone knows a ressource in french, please say it, but I'll be happy in
> english...
>
>
> Many many thanks, I hope I'll be able to help you on day.
>
> Bye, Mt.
>
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