JF Linuxtools

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Last Update: 2013-01-10

A collection of C++ code around the Linux systemcall interface. Things are quite loosely coupled, so you can copy out and use one without all the others. There are wrappers for pthread, termios, network IO, and some newer syscalls like timerfd.

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