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A quick search in the Web reveals that the number of the books that are related to Windows Device drivers can be counted with the fingers of one hand. even worse, most of the books are either too old (published before or around Windows 2000) and/or

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Many Linux application developers and Linux Device Driver developers are excited and excited in the face of constantly upgrading linux kernels, GNU development tools, and various graphic libraries in Linux environments. I am excited that new

Today, the development of computer books is really fast. I haven't been to a bookstore for a long time. I went there yesterday. I really lamented that there were so many strange publishers, many strange authors, and many strange translators, the

Today, the development of computer books is really fast. I haven't been to a bookstore for a long time. I went there yesterday. I really lamented that there were so many strange publishers, many strange authors, and many strange translators, the

Becoming a Senior Programmer proficient in Linux programming has always been the goal of many friends. According to statistics from chinacache, the monthly salary of Linux programmers in Beijing is 1.8 times that of Windows programmers, 2.6 times

Introduction plan for linux Device Drivers-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. For details, see the following section. Ldd2, that is, linux device driver 2nd. This book helps you understand the implementation of most

1. Overview I have read Linux Device Drivers 3 (photocopy) (ldd3 for short) and I have forgotten about it. So I want to take a note of what I have read before, and focus on the comments and understanding of the Code. I am also a beginner in Linux

Original URL: http://www.cnblogs.com/xmphoenix/archive/2012/03/27/2420044.htmlThe biggest puzzle of Linux-driven learning is the lack of books, the most common book on the market is "Linux_device_driver 3rd Edition", this is a very classic book, but

In the Linux kernel, The framebuffer (POST buffer) driver is the display driver standard. framebuffer abstracts the display device as the POST buffer. After the user maps the memory to the process address space, you can directly perform read/write