Underlying Linux development: four books and Five Classics

The four books and five classics of underlying Linux development-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. Operating System
Linux kernel design and implementation (version 2nd)
In-depth understanding of Linux kernel (version 2)
Linux Kernel analysis and programming
Linux has the most good books. Design and Implementation of Linux kernel (2nd edition)
Is short and concise, and is used as a matching tool for operating system concepts.
In-depth understanding of the L I n u x Kernel (version 2) (by Daniel Bovet, published by China Power Publishing House) is thoroughly analyzed, but the latest version published abroad has not yet been introduced.
In addition, Yan jili's Linux kernel analysis and programming (Electronic Industry Press) is a summary of Chinese experiences. Zhao's Linux kernel complete comments analyzes the 0.11 kernel, suitable for beginners.

Driver development
Linux Device Drivers (Third edition)
Driver development is closely related to the operating system kernel. Therefore, the content of this book will inevitably overlap with the previous categories. As a classic in the hacker world, this book does not need to be recommended. It is worth mentioning that the translators (Wei Yongming, Yu Yue, Zhong Shuyi) are among the top Linux professionals in China.

System Programming
Advanced Programming in UNIX environment (English version) (version 2nd)
R. Steven s may be the greatest technical book writer ever since. Although he has been dead for a long time, the admiration for him has been increasing with the fading of his books. If the scope of this article is extended to network programming, his other two "Bible-level" books "TCP/IP explanation" and "UNIX network programming" should also be included. This book is equivalent to or even greater than Richter's position in the Windows world