Linux Processes and System Calls, Traced With strace

Originally published on Code Beneath. Every program on Linux is a series of system calls. When you read a file, write to a socket, or spawn a child process, your code is asking the kernel to do the real work. The operating system intercepts these requests, checks permissions, manages resources, and returns results. A linux strace tutorial example... Weiterlesen: Linux Processes and System Calls, Traced With strace