PRACTICAL LINUX PROGRAMMING: DEVICE DRIVERS,

■ 內容簡介
Linux is becoming the OS of choice for embedded systemdesigners and engineers, due to its real-time power andflexibility. Written for engineers and students,Practical Linux Programming: Device Drivers, EmbeddedSystems, and the Internet is about designing anddeveloping embedded systems, using Internet technologyas a user interface. The book emphasizes the use ofthree different technologies for embedded system designand development: the Web, the Linux kernel, and SQLqueries. From a software design point of view, devicedriver design, interprocess communication usage, Perlprogramming, shell programming, HTML tags, and SQLqueries are covered in detail. The examples demonstratethe guidelines for designing an embedded system thatrequires interaction of different software modules andshow how an operating system like Linux helps glue yoursoftware modules together. The book is presented as atutorial for students and engineers who wish to learnthe process of designing an embedded system applicationusing Linux as the real-time operating system and theInternet as the user interface.