
In this lecture, we make a gentle introduction to operating systems.
In this lecture, we introduce the operating system steps.
In this lecture, we study different ways to run executables in Unix systems.
In this lecture, we make a brief introduction to processes.
In this lecture, we study the basic process states of every operating system.
In this lecture, we study in deep how to create a new process in Linux using the fork() system call.
In this lecture, we work with the execlp system call.
In this lecture, we study the process termination in Unix/Linux operating systems.
We work with the exit and waitpid system calls.
In this lecture, we solve an exercise on process tree construction.
In this lecture, we introduce the Laboratory 1.
In this lecture, we solve the question 1 of this laboratory 1 on processes.
In this lecture, we solve the question 2 of this laboratory 1 on processes.
In this lecture, we solve the question 3 of this laboratory 1 on processes.
In this lecture, we solve the question 4 of this laboratory 1 on processes.
In this lecture, we solve the question 5 of this laboratory 1 on processes.
In this lecture, we make a brief introduction to signals.
In this lecture, we study the signals basic interface and see and example of signals and process communication.
In this lecture, we study the sigaction structure.
In this lecture, we study the signal management.
In this lecture, we introduce the Laboratory 2.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 1 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 2 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 3 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 4 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 5 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 6 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 7 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 8 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 9 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 10 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 11 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
In this lecture, we solve the problem 12 of this laboratory 2 on signals.
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Process Management: fork(), waitpid(), exit(), alarm(), etc.
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