Long story short I have accepted an offer for a team that writes network device driver code in hypervisor.
I haven't written C code since undergrad and systems is totally unfamiliar domain.
I know I am fcked...but I like to learn and team is ok with me taking time to onboard.
So elites of blind..!!...let the comments roll with books, research papers, open course projects..or anything that helps a brother out.
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If you don't figure stuff out within about 6 months, you either will turn into ops monkey doing manual deployments and region builds, or become a PIP goat.
Thanks for the advice.
I have a plan and I should be fine.
Use debugview, learn kernal remote debugging and have spare servers to play with. You will need more than 1.
Assumption, it's windows hyper v server you are working with.
It is going to be 90% *nix but I will check it out.
Any reference to brush up memory management?