A practical guide covering embedded Linux driver development (network, audio, graphics) and system application examples with source code.
This book is a revised edition of "Practical Examples of Embedded Linux Application System Development," focusing on the methods and processes for developing embedded Linux drivers and systems through numerous detailed examples. It is organized into three parts covering foundational knowledge, driver development cases, and system-level application projects.
The first part introduces basic concepts such as Linux porting, development environments, C programming basics, and common tools. The second part details the principles and applications of developing drivers for network cards, sound cards, graphics cards, USB devices, and flash memory using six specific case studies. The third part presents eight practical system implementation examples in popular fields including industrial equipment, video processing, fingerprint recognition, network communication, surveillance systems, and mobile campus networks. This manual is written in Chinese.
The book is suitable for college students in computer, automation, electronics, and communication majors, as well as researchers engaged in Linux development.
The CD-ROM includes hardware schematic diagrams and program source code for all examples in the book.
The second part of the book covers six actual cases for network card, sound card, graphics card, USB, and flash memory drivers.