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Table Of Contents
Systems Programming with Zig
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In the second part of the book, we apply the foundations from Part 1 to the full range of systems programming challenges: navigating filesystems, programming the network stack, managing processes and signals, orchestrating concurrent workloads, implementing asynchronous I/O and building production-grade services. Each chapter introduces a systems concept first and then builds a complete, working tool that makes the concept tangible and measurable. The part closes by persisting structured data with SQLite3 and building a domain-specific language interpreter from scratch — two projects that draw on every technique introduced across the book.
This part of the book includes the following chapters: