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Type of Linux/Unix I/O

i have to make a presentation about Linux/Unix I/O: File I/O,Standard I/O, buffered/unbuffered I/O and formatted/unformatted I/O .

i'm not sure how to order these kinds of I/O to make sense.

here is my try:

  • file I/O
    • unbuffered I/O
    • buffered I/O
      • Standard I/O
      • formatted/unformatted I/O

is this correct ??

thx anyway

It looks like a good start. I would add the following topics:

  • asynchronous I/O: epoll , poll and select
  • scatter/gather operations: readv , writev
  • memory-mapped I/O: mmap

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