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If you are working a lot in Linux user space, The Linux Programming Interface is 10/10.


Indeed, reading the documentation is often an unfair advantage =)


As a long-time writer of networking based user-land code, I find reading the implementation of the socket API to be extremely helpful. There used to be a few "annotated source code" books that were giant but interesting, tho the last I read was from 2.4 I think or maybe early 2.6. But the general understanding of how it works is useful for using the APIs.




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