Embedded Linux Application Development Explained

Author: Liu Zhengrong
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: This book is based on the embedded Linux platform and focuses on practical development applications. It is a meticulously written guide for embedded Linux development, combining the latest trends in embedded Linux technology with the authors' extensive development experience. The content is divided into three parts:
Part 1: Basics includes Chapters 1 and 2, introducing fundamental knowledge of embedded Linux and how to configure the embedded Linux development environment.
Part 2: System covers Chapters 3-7, focusing on knowledge related to the uClinux operating system, such as task management, inter-task communication, memory and I/O management, and interrupt handling mechanisms.
Part 3: Applications includes Chapters 8-14, covering extended applications such as serial communication, keyboard expansion, timers, GUI, LCD drivers and USB drivers, PCI drivers, networking, and embedded databases.
The accompanying CD-ROM of this book provides complete code for all the examples in the book, which can be used for learning and research purposes. The book comprehensively covers all aspects of application development under embedded Linux, making it highly practical and targeted. With rich content, illustrations, fluent and easy-to-understand language, and strong operability, this book serves as both a teaching resource for universities and colleges offering embedded Linux courses and a reference for workers engaged in application development on embedded Linux platforms.