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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    2.1-Memory-Addresses
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    Introduction
    
    2.2-Segmentation-in-Hardware
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    Introduction
    
    2.3-Segmentation-in-Linux
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    Introduction
    
    2.4-Paging-in-Hardware
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    TODO
    TODO
    
    Multilevel-Paging-in-Operating-System
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    Introduction
    
    How-are-the-segment-registers-used-in-Linux
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    Chapter-3-Processes
    
    Introduction
    
    3.1-Processes-and-Lightweight-Processes-and-Threads
    3.1-Processes-and-Lightweight-Processes-and-Threads
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2-Process-Descriptor
    3.2-Process-Descriptor
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2.1-Process-State
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    Introduction
    
    3.2.2-Identifying-a-Process
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    Introduction
    
    3.2.2.1-Process-descriptors-handling
    3.2.2.1-Process-descriptors-handling
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2.2.2-Identifying-the-current-process
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    Introduction
    
    3.2.2.3-Doubly-linked-lists
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    Introduction
    
    3.2.2.4-The-process-list
    3.2.2.4-The-process-list
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2.2.5-The-lists-of-TASK_RUNNING-processes
    3.2.2.5-The-lists-of-TASK_RUNNING-processes
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2.3-Relationships-Among-Processes
    3.2.3-Relationships-Among-Processes
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2.4-How-Processes-Are-Organized
    3.2.4-How-Processes-Are-Organized
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2.5-Process-Resource-Limits
    3.2.5-Process-Resource-Limits
    
    Introduction
    
    3.3-Process-Switch
    3.3-Process-Switch
    
    Introduction
    
    3.4-Creating-Processes
    3.4-Creating-Processes
    
    Introduction
    
    3.4.2-Kernel-Threads
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    Introduction
  - Chapter-4-Interrupts-and-Exceptions
    Chapter-4-Interrupts-and-Exceptions
    
    Introduction
    
    4.1-The-Role-of-Interrupt-Signals
    4.1-The-Role-of-Interrupt-Signals
    
    Introduction
    
    4.2-Interrupts-and-Exceptions
    4.2-Interrupts-and-Exceptions
    
    Introduction
    
    4.3-Nested-Execution-of-Exception-and-Interrupt-Handlers
    4.3-Nested-Execution-of-Exception-and-Interrupt-Handlers
    
    Introduction
    
    4.5-Exception-Handling
    4.5-Exception-Handling
    
    Introduction
  - Chapter-6-Timing-Measurements
    Chapter-6-Timing-Measurements
    
    Introduction
    
    6.1-Clock-and-Timer-Circuits
    6.1-Clock-and-Timer-Circuits
    
    Introduction
    
    6.2-The-Linux-Timekeeping-Architecture
    6.2-The-Linux-Timekeeping-Architecture
    
    Introduction
    
    6.4-Updating-System-Statistics
    6.4-Updating-System-Statistics
    
    Introduction
  - Chapter-7-Process-Scheduling
    Chapter-7-Process-Scheduling
    
    Introduction
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    Chapter-8-Memory-Management
    
    Introduction
    
    8.1-Page-Frame-Management
    8.1-Page-Frame-Management
    
    Introduction
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    Chapter-9-Process-Address-Space
    
    Introduction
    
    9.1-The-Process's-Address-Space
    9.1-The-Process's-Address-Space
    
    Introduction
    
    9.2-The-Memory-Descriptor
    9.2-The-Memory-Descriptor
    
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    Heap-fragmentation
    
    Introduction
    
    TODO-design-reuse-Dynamic-Memory-Allocation-and-Fragmentation
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    Introduction
    
    Defragmentation
    Defragmentation
    
    Introduction
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    Kernel-data-structure
    
    Introduction
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  - Introduction
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    Introduction
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- The-Linux-Kernel-documentation
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Linux-startup-process
Linux-startup-process
- Introduction
- Entry-point-of-kernel
  Entry-point-of-kernel
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System-call
System-call
- Introduction
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  Why-system-call-slow
  - Introduction
- Classification
  Classification
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    System-call-with-timeout
    
    Introduction
- Interrupted-system-call
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- Zero-copy
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  - Introduction
  - linuxjournal-Zero-Copy-I-User-Mode-Perspective
    linuxjournal-Zero-Copy-I-User-Mode-Perspective
    
    Introduction
  - developpaper-Analysis-of-zero-copy-technology-in-Linux
    developpaper-Analysis-of-zero-copy-technology-in-Linux
    
    Introduction
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    joshbialkowski-Linux-Zero-Copy
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Zero-copy-VS-COW-copy-on-write
    
    Introduction
- p-system-call
  p-system-call
  - Introduction
- Linux-system-call-table
  Linux-system-call-table
  - Introduction
Multitasking
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- Introduction
- Process-thread-model
  Process-thread-model
  - Introduction
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    Process-thread
    
    Introduction
    
    wikipedia-Process(computing)
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    Introduction
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    Process-run-model
    
    Introduction
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    Process-control-block
    
    Introduction
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    Process-table
    
    Introduction
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    Process-resource
    
    Introduction
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    Process-lifetime
    
    Introduction
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    Linux-implementation
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-clone
    man-2-clone
    
    Introduction
    
    opensourceforu-The-Life-of-a-Process
    opensourceforu-The-Life-of-a-Process
    
    Introduction
- Process-memory
  Process-memory
  - Introduction
  - Process-address-space
    Process-address-space
    
    Introduction
    
    Thinking
    
    Segment
    Segment
    
    BSS
    BSS
    
    Introduction
    
    Data-segment
    Data-segment
    
    Introduction
    
    Code-segment
    Code-segment
    
    Introduction
    
    Heap
    Heap
    
    Introduction
    
    Stack-VS-heap
    Stack-VS-heap
    
    Introduction
    
    Operation-on-stack-VS-on-heap
    Operation-on-stack-VS-on-heap
    
    Introduction
    
    Memory-mapped-file
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    Introduction
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    dynamic-allocation-system-call
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    Introduction
    
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    man-2-sbrk
    
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    输出内存布局
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    Introduction
    
    Holberton-Hack-the-virtual-memory
    Holberton-Hack-the-virtual-memory
    
    Introduction
    
    The-stack-registers-and-assembly-code
    The-stack-registers-and-assembly-code
    
    Introduction
    
    Chapter-0-C-strings&proc-filesystem
    Chapter-0-C-strings&proc-filesystem
    
    Introduction
    
    Chapter-2-Drawing-the-VM-diagram
    Chapter-2-Drawing-the-VM-diagram
    
    Introduction
    
    Chapter-3-malloc-the-heap&the-program-break
    Chapter-3-malloc-the-heap&the-program-break
    
    Introduction
    
    CSDN-Linux下C程序进程地址空间布局
    CSDN-Linux下C程序进程地址空间布局
    
    Introduction
    
    Size
    Size
    
    Unix-virtual-address-space
    
    Virtual-address-space-size-reading-list
- Process-file
  Process-file
  - Introduction
- Scheduler
  Scheduler
  - Introduction
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    Preemptive-multitasking
    
    Introduction
    
    Kernel-preemption
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    Cooperative-multitasking
    
    Introduction
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    Context-switch
    
    Introduction
  - Linux-implementation
    Linux-implementation
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-sched
    man-7-sched
    
    Introduction
    
    Processor-affinity
    Processor-affinity
    
    Introduction
    
    man-1-taskset
    man-1-taskset
    
    Introduction
  - Multicore-scheduler-process
    Multicore-scheduler-process
    
    Introduction
- System-call-summary
  System-call-summary
  - Introduction
- Linux-process
  Linux-process
  - Organization-of-process
    Organization-of-process
    
    Introduction
    
    Process-group
    Process-group
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-cgroups
    man-7-cgroups
    
    Introduction
    
    TODO-How-kernel-organize-process
    TODO-How-kernel-organize-process
    
    Introduction
  - Process-state
    Process-state
    
    Introduction
    
    wikipedia-Process-state
    wikipedia-Process-state
    
    Introduction
  - Create-process
    Create-process
    
    man-2-fork
    man-2-fork
    
    Introduction
  - Wait-child-process
    Wait-child-process
    
    Child-process-exit-status
    Child-process-exit-status
    
    Introduction
  - Process-termination
    Process-termination
    
    Introduction
    
    man-3-abort
    man-3-abort
    
    Introduction
  - Block-process
    Block-process
    
    Introduction
  - Daemon
    Daemon
    
    man-7-daemon
    
    man-3-daemon
  - IPC
    IPC
    
    Introduction
    
    Beej's-Guide-to-Unix-IPC
    Beej's-Guide-to-Unix-IPC
    
    Introduction
    
    pipe
    pipe
    
    man-7-pipe
    man-7-pipe
    
    Introduction
    
    Unix-PIPE_BUF
    
    System-V-IPC
    System-V-IPC
    
    man-7-SVIPC
    man-7-SVIPC
    
    Introduction
    
    POSIX-IPC
    POSIX-IPC
    
    Introduction
    
    message-queues
    message-queues
    
    man-7-mq_overview
    man-7-mq_overview
    
    Introduction
    
    semaphores
    semaphores
    
    man-7-sem_overview
    man-7-sem_overview
    
    Introduction
    
    shared-memory
    shared-memory
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-shm_overview
    man-7-shm_overview
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-mmap
    man-2-mmap
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-mmap
    man-2-mmap
    
    Introduction
    
    linuxhint-How-to-use-mmap-function-in-C-language
    linuxhint-How-to-use-mmap-function-in-C-language
    
    Introduction
    
    Unix-domain-socket
    Unix-domain-socket
    
    man-7-unix
    man-7-unix
    
    Introduction
    
    Tools
    Tools
    
    man-1-ipcmk
    man-1-ipcmk
    
    Introduction
    
    man-1-ipcrm
    man-1-ipcrm
    
    Introduction
    
    man-1-ipcs
    man-1-ipcs
    
    Introduction
    
    man-1-lsipc
    man-1-lsipc
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-ipc_namespaces
    man-7-ipc_namespaces
    
    Introduction
    
    Inter-process-lock
    Inter-process-lock
    
    Introduction
- Linux-thread
  Linux-thread
  - Introduction
  - Thread-control-block
    Thread-control-block
    
    Introduction
  - man-7-pthreads
    man-7-pthreads
    
    Introduction
  - man-7-attributes
    man-7-attributes
    
    Introduction
  - Create-thread
    Create-thread
    
    man-3-pthread_create
    man-3-pthread_create
    
    Introduction
    
    Thread-ID
    Thread-ID
    
    man-3-pthread_self
    man-3-pthread_self
    
    Introduction
    
    man-3-pthread_equal
    man-3-pthread_equal
    
    Introduction
    
    Thread-attri
    Thread-attri
    
    Introduction
  - Cancel-thread
    Cancel-thread
    
    man-3-pthread_cancel
    man-3-pthread_cancel
    
    Introduction
    
    man-3-pthread_setcancel
    man-3-pthread_setcancel
    
    Introduction
  - Join-thread
    Join-thread
    
    man-3-pthread_join
    man-3-pthread_join
    
    Introduction
  - Detach-thread
    Detach-thread
    
    man-3-pthread_detach
    man-3-pthread_detach
    
    Introduction
  - Synchronization
    Synchronization
    
    Barrier
    Barrier
    
    Introduction
    
    Condition-variables
    Condition-variables
    
    Introduction
    
    man-3-pthread_cond_timedwait
    man-3-pthread_cond_timedwait
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-futex
    man-2-futex
    
    Introduction
- Limit
  Limit
  - Introduction
  - Limit-via-configuration
  - Limit-via-system-call
  - man-ulimit
    man-ulimit
    
    Introduction
  - Process-resource-limits-under-the-hood
  - man-5-limits.conf
    man-5-limits.conf
    
    Introduction
  - man-5-sysctl.conf
    man-5-sysctl.conf
    
    Introduction
- Credential
  Credential
  - man-7-credentials
    man-7-credentials
    
    Introduction
- proc-filesystem
  proc-filesystem
  - man-5-proc
    man-5-proc
    
    Introduction
- Tools
  Tools
  - Introduction
  - procps
    procps
    
    Introduction
    
    ps
    ps
    
    Introduction
    
    man-1-ps
    man-1-ps
    
    Introduction
    
    Wait-channel
    
    top
    top
    
    Introduction
    
    htop
    htop
    
    Introduction
    
    pgrep
    
    pstree
Programming
Programming
- Introduction
- Book-APUE
  Book-APUE
  - Introduction
  - 1-UNIX-System-Overview
    1-UNIX-System-Overview
    
    Introduction
    
    1.7-Error-Handling
    1.7-Error-Handling
    
    Introduction
  - 2-UNIX-Standardization-and-Implementations
    2-UNIX-Standardization-and-Implementations
    
    Introduction
  - 3-File-IO
    3-File-IO
    
    Introduction
    
    3.2-File-Descriptors
    3.2-File-Descriptors
    
    Introduction
    
    3.3-open-and-openat-Functions
    3.3-open-and-openat-Functions
    
    Introduction
    
    3.4-creat-Function
    3.4-creat-Function
    
    Introduction
    
    3.5-close-Function
    3.5-close-Function
    
    Introduction
    
    3.10-File-Sharing
    3.10-File-Sharing
    
    Introduction
    
    3.11-Atomic-Operations
    3.11-Atomic-Operations
    
    Introduction
    
    3.12-dup-and-dup2-Functions
    3.12-dup-and-dup2-Functions
    
    Introduction
    
    3.13-sync-fsync-and-fdatasync-Functions
    3.13-sync-fsync-and-fdatasync-Functions
    
    Introduction
  - 4-Files-and-Directories
    4-Files-and-Directories
    
    Introduction
  - 5-Standard-IO-Library
    5-Standard-IO-Library
    
    Introduction
  - 6-System-Data-Files-and-Information
    6-System-Data-Files-and-Information
    
    Introduction
  - 7-Process-Environment
    7-Process-Environment
    
    Introduction
  - 8-Process-Control
    8-Process-Control
    
    Introduction
    
    8.3-fork-Function
    8.3-fork-Function
    
    Introduction
    
    8.9-Race-Conditions
    8.9-Race-Conditions
    
    Introduction
  - 9-Process-Relationships
    9-Process-Relationships
    
    Introduction
  - 10-Signals
    10-Signals
    
    Introduction
    
    10.2-Signal-Concepts
    10.2-Signal-Concepts
    
    Introduction
    
    10.6-Reentrant-Functions
    10.6-Reentrant-Functions
    
    Introduction
    
    10.5-Interrupted-System-Calls
    10.5-Interrupted-System-Calls
    
    Introduction
  - 11-Threads
    11-Threads
    
    Introduction
  - 12-Thread-Control
    12-Thread-Control
    
    Introduction
  - 13-Daemon-Processes
    13-Daemon-Processes
    
    Introduction
  - 14-Advanced-IO
    14-Advanced-IO
    
    Introduction
    
    14.2-Nonblocking-IO
    14.2-Nonblocking-IO
    
    Introduction
  - 15-Interprocess-Communication
    15-Interprocess-Communication
    
    Introduction
  - 16-Network-IPC-Sockets
    16-Network-IPC-Sockets
    
    Introduction
  - 17-Advanced-IPC
    17-Advanced-IPC
    
    Introduction
    
    17.4-Passing-File-Descriptors
    17.4-Passing-File-Descriptors
    
    Introduction
  - 18-Terminal-IO
    18-Terminal-IO
    
    Introduction
  - 19-Pseudo-Terminals
    19-Pseudo-Terminals
    
    Introduction
  - 20-A-Database-Library
    20-A-Database-Library
    
    Introduction
  - 21-Communicating-with-a-Network-Printer
    21-Communicating-with-a-Network-Printer
    
    Introduction
  - Race-condition
    Race-condition
    
    Introduction
- Book-TLPL
  Book-TLPL
  - Introduction
- Book-UNP
  Book-UNP
  - Introduction
  - Chapter-6-IO-Multiplexing-The-select-and-poll-Functions
    Chapter-6-IO-Multiplexing-The-select-and-poll-Functions
    
    6.1-Introduction
- Common
  Common
  - Linux-name-convention
    Linux-name-convention
    
    Introduction
  - Function-attribute
    Function-attribute
    
    Introduction
    
    Idempotence
    Idempotence
    
    Introduction
    
    POSIX-safety
    POSIX-safety
    
    Introduction
    
    Reentrancy
    Reentrancy
    
    Introduction
    
    wikipedia-Reentrancy
    wikipedia-Reentrancy
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-signal-safety
    man-7-signal-safety
    
    Introduction
    
    Async-cancel-safety
    Async-cancel-safety
    
    Introduction
  - Path-resolution
  - errno
    errno
    
    man-3-errno
    man-3-errno
    
    Introduction
    
    Is-errno-thread-local
    Is-errno-thread-local
    
    Introduction
    
    errno-EAGAIN-EWOULDBLOCK
    errno-EAGAIN-EWOULDBLOCK
    
    Introduction
    
    errno-EEXIST
    errno-EEXIST
    
    Introduction
- Philosophy
  Philosophy
  - Introduction
  - Unix-philosophy
    Unix-philosophy
    
    Introduction
  - Everything-is-a-file
    Everything-is-a-file
    
    Introduction
- library
  library
  - Introduction
  - library-glibc
    library-glibc
    
    Introduction
    
    doc
    doc
    
    Introduction
    
    1.2-Standards-and-Portability
    1.2-Standards-and-Portability
    
    Introduction
    
    11-Input-Output-Overview
    11-Input-Output-Overview
    
    Introduction
    
    12-Input-Output-on-Streams
    12-Input-Output-on-Streams
    
    Introduction
    
    13-Low-Level-Input-Output
    13-Low-Level-Input-Output
    
    Introduction
    
    13.8-Memory-mapped-IO
    13.8-Memory-mapped-IO
    
    Introduction
    
    13.14-File-Descriptor-Flags
    13.14-File-Descriptor-Flags
    
    Introduction
    
    13.15-File-Status-Flags
    13.15-File-Status-Flags
    
    Introduction
    
    13.15.1-File-Access-Modes
    13.15.1-File-Access-Modes
    
    Introduction
    
    13.15.2-Open-time-Flags
    13.15.2-Open-time-Flags
    
    Introduction
    
    13.15.3-IO-Operating-Modes
    13.15.3-IO-Operating-Modes
    
    Introduction
- IO
  IO
  - Introduction
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    Introduction
  - File-system
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    Unix-filesystem
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    Introduction
    
    Linux-virtual-file-system
    Linux-virtual-file-system
    
    Introduction
    
    Vnode
    Vnode
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-file-hierarchy
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    Introduction
    
    Inode
    Inode
    
    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    File-type
    File-type
    
    Introduction
    
    Tools
    Tools
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    UNP-6.1-IO-Multiplexing
    UNP-6.1-IO-Multiplexing
    
    Introduction
  - IO-data-structure
    IO-data-structure
    
    Introduction
    
    File-descriptor
    File-descriptor
    
    Introduction
    
    wikipedia-File-descriptor
    wikipedia-File-descriptor
    
    Introduction
    
    Pass-file-descriptor
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    Introduction
    
    fd-is-reference
    fd-is-reference
    
    Introduction
    
    IO-buffer
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    Stream-based-IO
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    Stream
    
    Standard-streams
    
    Stream-VS-fd
    Stream-VS-fd
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    ibm-Boost-application-performance-using-asynchronous-IO
    ibm-Boost-application-performance-using-asynchronous-IO
    
    Introduction
    
    library-libeio
    library-libeio
    
    Introduction
  - IO-multiplexing
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    Introduction
    
    What-is-multiplexing
    What-is-multiplexing
    
    Introduction
    
    What-is-IO-multiplexing
    What-is-IO-multiplexing
    
    Introduction
    
    zhihu-What-is-IO-multiplexing
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    Introduction
    
    Multiplex-on-file-descriptor
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    Introduction
    
    Notify-via-fd
    Notify-via-fd
    
    Introduction
    
    eventfd
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    Introduction
    
    yangyang-Worker-Pool-With-Eventfd
    yangyang-Worker-Pool-With-Eventfd
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-eventfd
    man-2-eventfd
    
    Introduction
    
    timefd
    timefd
    
    Introduction
    
    signalfd
    signalfd
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-signalfd
    man-2-signalfd
    
    Introduction
    
    self-pipe-trick
    self-pipe-trick
    
    Introduction
    
    select
    select
    
    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    man-2-select_tut
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    Introduction
    
    pselect-VS-select
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    Introduction
    
    poll
    poll
    
    Introduction
    
    epoll
    epoll
    
    wikipedia-epoll
    wikipedia-epoll
    
    Introduction
    
    man-7-epoll
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    Introduction
    
    man-2-epoll_create
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    Introduction
    
    man-2-epoll_wait
    man-2-epoll_wait
    
    Introduction
    
    man-2-epoll_ctl
    man-2-epoll_ctl
    
    Introduction
    
    EPOLLHUP
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    Introduction
    
    EPOLLRDHUP
    EPOLLRDHUP
    
    Introduction
    
    EPOLLRDHUP-VS-EPOLLHUP
    EPOLLRDHUP-VS-EPOLLHUP
    
    Introduction
    
    epoll-impl
    epoll-impl
    
    Introduction
    
    idndx-The-Implementation-of-epoll
    idndx-The-Implementation-of-epoll
    
    Introduction
    
    Edge-trigger-VS-level-trigger
    Edge-trigger-VS-level-trigger
    
    Introduction
    
    epoll-nonblocking-IO
    epoll-nonblocking-IO
    
    Introduction
    
    kovyrin-Using-epoll-For-Asynchronous-Network-Programming
    kovyrin-Using-epoll-For-Asynchronous-Network-Programming
    
    Introduction
    
    Summary
    Summary
    
    Introduction
    
    IO-multiplexing-and-signal
    IO-multiplexing-and-signal
    
    Introduction
    
    select-VS-poll-VS-epoll
    select-VS-poll-VS-epoll
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    File-format
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    Introduction
    
    System-call
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Notify
    
    inotify
    inotify
    
    man-7-inotify
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    Introduction
    
    fanotify
    fanotify
    
    man-7-fanotify
    man-7-fanotify
    
    Introduction
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    Network-IO
    
    Introduction
  - IO-redirection
    IO-redirection
    
    Introduction
    
    opengroup-dup-and-dup2
    opengroup-dup-and-dup2
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Tools
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    codeofmatt-List-of-2020-Leap-Day-Bugs
    
    Introduction
- Signal
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction Introduction
    Table of contents
    
    gnu libc gnu libc Termination Signals
    
    SIGTERM
    
    SIGINT
    
    SIGQUIT
    
    SIGKILL
    
    SIGHUP
    
    See also
    
    《APUE-10.2 Signal Concepts.md》
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    Signal-handler
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
- Virtualization
  Virtualization
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    Introduction
    
    Memory-virtualization
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    toptal-Separation-Anxiety-Tutorial-for-Isolating-Your-System-with-Linux-Namespaces
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    Introduction
    
    man-7-namespaces
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    Introduction
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    Linux-control-groups
    
    Introduction
- Util
  Util
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    Linux-log-files
    
    Syslog
    Syslog
    
    Syslog
- Computer-errors
  Computer-errors
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
- Kernel-module
  Kernel-module
  - Loadable-kernel-module
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Tools
    
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    man-1-addr2line
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Tools
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    linusakesson-The-TTY-demystified
    
    Introduction
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    Introduction
- Expert-Marek
  Expert-Marek
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
Network
Network
- Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Address-Resolution-Protocol
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    Introduction
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    Network-layer
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    ICMP
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    Introduction
    
    IGMP
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    Introduction
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    TCP
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    coolshell-TCP的那些事儿
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    上
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    Introduction
    
    下
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    Introduction
    
    wikipedia-Transmission-Control-Protocol
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    Introduction
    
    TCP-connection
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    Reliable-UDP-RUDP
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    Introduction
    
    tencent-告知你不为人知的UDP疑难杂症和使用
    tencent-告知你不为人知的UDP疑难杂症和使用
    
    Introduction
    
    TCP-VS-UDP
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    Design-protocol
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    Binary-VS-textual-protocol
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    CSDN-经典-tcp粘包分析
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    WebSocket
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    Introduction
    
    HTTP
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    Introduction
    
    HTTP-persistent-connection
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
- Network-security
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
- Network-topology
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    Introduction
- RDMA
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  - Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
- Programming
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  - Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    Lecture 3-and-4-Socket-Programming
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    Introduction
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    Book-Beej's-Guide-to-Network-Programming
    
    Introduction
    
    1-Intro
    1-Intro
    
    Introduction
    
    2-What-is-a-socket
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    Introduction
    
    3-IP-Addresses-structs-and-Data-Munging
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    Introduction
    
    5-System-Calls-or-Bust
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    Introduction
    
    6-Client-Server-Background
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    Data-structure
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    Introduction
    
    SND-RCV-Buffer
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    Introduction
    
    Network-IO-events
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    Introduction
    
    backlog
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    Introduction
    
    Bufferbloat
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    TCP-parameter
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    stackoverflow-How-SO_REUSEADDR-SO_REUSEPORT-differ
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    Introduction
    
    SO_REUSEADDR
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    Introduction
    
    microsoft-Using-SO_REUSEADDR-and-SO_EXCLUSIVEADDRUSE
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    Introduction
    
    SO_REUSEPORT
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    lwn-The-SO_REUSEPORT-socket-option
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    Introduction
    
    SO_LINGER
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
    serverframework-TIME_WAIT
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    Introduction
    
    cnblogs-解决TIME_WAIT过多造成的问题
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
    uwsgi-Serializing-accept-AKA-Thundering-Herd-AKA-the-Zeeg-Problem
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    Introduction
    
    SO_REUSEPORT-EPOLLEXCLUSIVE-mitigate-Thundering-herd
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
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Event-driven-concurrent-server
Event-driven-concurrent-server
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Security
Security
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运维管理
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    Introduction
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Shell&&tool
Shell&&tool
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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    Introduction
    
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  - Introduction

Termination Signals

gnu libc gnu libc Termination Signals

These signals are all used to tell a process to terminate, in one way or another. They have different names because they’re used for slightly different purposes, and programs might want to handle them differently.

SIGTERM

The SIGTERM signal is a generic signal used to cause program termination. Unlike SIGKILL, this signal can be blocked, handled, and ignored. It is the normal way to politely ask a program to terminate.

The shell command kill generates SIGTERM by default.

SIGINT

The SIGINT (“program interrupt”) signal is sent when the user types the INTR character (normally C-c). See Special Characters, for information about terminal driver support for C-c.

SIGQUIT

The SIGQUIT signal is similar to SIGINT, except that it’s controlled by a different key—the QUIT character, usually C-\—and produces a core dump when it terminates the process, just like a program error signal. You can think of this as a program error condition “detected” by the user.

See Program Error Signals, for information about core dumps. See Special Characters, for information about terminal driver support.

Certain kinds of cleanups are best omitted in handling SIGQUIT. For example, if the program creates temporary files, it should handle the other termination requests by deleting the temporary files. But it is better for SIGQUIT not to delete them, so that the user can examine them in conjunction with the core dump.

SIGKILL

The SIGKILL signal is used to cause immediate program termination. It cannot be handled or ignored, and is therefore always fatal. It is also not possible to block this signal.

This signal is usually generated only by explicit request. Since it cannot be handled, you should generate it only as a last resort, after first trying a less drastic method such as C-c or SIGTERM. If a process does not respond to any other termination signals, sending it a SIGKILL signal will almost always cause it to go away.

In fact, if SIGKILL fails to terminate a process, that by itself constitutes an operating system bug which you should report.

The system will generate SIGKILL for a process itself under some unusual conditions where the program cannot possibly continue to run (even to run a signal handler).

SIGHUP

The SIGHUP (“hang-up”) signal is used to report that the user’s terminal is disconnected, perhaps because a network or telephone connection was broken. For more information about this, see Control Modes.

This signal is also used to report the termination of the controlling process on a terminal to jobs associated with that session; this termination effectively disconnects all processes in the session from the controlling terminal. For more information, see Termination Internals.