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- 1. Denx Training Topics
- 2. About This Document
- 3. General Introduction
- 4. EmbeddedLinuxInternals
- 4.1. LinuxIntroduction
- 4.2. Background Information
- 4.3. The Unix Philosophy
- 4.4. Real-time Linux
- 4.5. Host Linux Setup
- 4.6. U-Boot and Linux
- 4.7. Designing Unix Applications
- 4.7.1. Unix Design Patterns
- 4.7.2. Simple Unix Interface Design Patterns
- 4.7.3. Advanced Unix Interface Design Patterns
- 4.7.4. Unix Inter Process Communication - Simple Techniques
- 4.7.5. Unix Inter Process Communication - Advanced Techniques
- 4.7.6. IPC techniques to avoid
- 4.7.7. Use case: board test software
- 4.7.8. Domain specific languages (Minilanguages)
- 4.8. Application debugging
- 4.9. Optimization Techniques
- 4.10. Using FLASH filesystems
- 4.11. Using the BDM/JTAG Debugger, BDI2000, Part 1
- 4.12. LowLevelDebuggingTechniques
- 4.13. UsingXenomai
- 4.14. EliMiscellanious
- 4.15. Happy Hacking
- 5. LinuxDeviceDrivers
- 5.1. Introduction to Linux Device Drivers
- 5.1.1. History of Linux
- 5.1.2. The Linux versioning scheme
- 5.1.3. What is a Device Driver?
- 5.1.4. Kernel vs. Application Development
- 5.1.5. Alternatives to (kernel) drivers
- 5.1.6. Licensing Models
- 5.1.7. Linux kernel / Linux device drivers resources
- 5.1.8. An Introduction to git
- 5.1.9. Linux source code organisation
- 5.2. First steps towards a Linux module
- 5.3. Character Drivers
- 5.4. Debugging Techniques
- 5.5. The Linux driver model
- 5.6. Interfacing real hardware
- 5.7. Miscellaneous topics
- 5.8. LddProgrammingTasks
- 5.1. Introduction to Linux Device Drivers
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