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Linux for Embedded and Real-time Applications - 2nd
Edition
 This updated second
edition of the classic bestseller offers 100+ pages of
new
material, covering the latest advances in the world
of embedded
Linux, including the 2.6 series kernels, Busybox, and
the Eclipse
integrated development environment.
The practical, hands-on guide
covers the many issues of special concern to Linux users in the
embedded space, taking into account their specific needs and
constraints.
You’ll find new and
updated information on:
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The GNU toolchain |
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Configuring and building the kernel |
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BlueCat Linux |
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Debugging on the target |
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Kernel Modules |
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Device Drivers |
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Embedded Networking |
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Real-time programming tips and
techniques |
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The RTAI environment |
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chapter
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Linux for
Embedded and Real-time Applications.
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observations. Updates and corrections will be posted
here as well.
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Embedded Linux Development using
Eclipse
 Over
the past few years the open source Eclipse platform has become the de facto
standard for Integrated Development Environments in the embedded software
industry. Embedded Linux vendors such as Monta Vista, Wind River and
LynuxWorks have all adopted Eclipse as the basis for there respective tool
chains.
With the summer 2008
Ganymede release, the Eclipse C Development Toolkit (CDT) achieved a level
of polish and usability that rivals commercial products.
In this practical,
hands-on guide, Doug Abbott walks you through the steps required to successfully
use the Eclipse platform for embedded software development with a specific
emphasis on Linux.
Topics include:
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Basic Eclipse
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The C/C++ Development Toolkit |
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Debugging |
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Connecting to a remote target |
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Plug-ins |
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Source code
control (CVS) |
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UML |
By reading this book
from start to finish, the embedded developer will gain a rare insight into
everything Eclipse from its history, through a guided installation of
Eclipse and CDT, and then into examples of new features, new projects,
plug-ins and commercial offerings. This will give the embedded developer a
confidence and understanding to become very productive very quickly when
using this new environment.
From the foreward by Robert Day,
Chairman, Embedded Workgroup,
Eclipse Foundation
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This Yahoo group is a support forum for readers of
Embedded Linux Development using Eclipse.
Readers are invited to post questions, comments and
observations. Updates and corrections will be posted
here as well.
You can also check the
download page here for any updates.
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PCI Bus Demystified, 2nd Ed
 This practical guide to the PCI bus has been updated and expanded
to include coverage of PCI-X 2.0. The book covers PCI Local Bus
Specification version 2.2 and other recent developments, including
the new PCI Hot-Plug Specification, changes to the PCI-to-PCI
Bridge Architecture Specification, revisions to the PCI Bus Power
Management Interface Specification, and the new features of the
PCI BIOS Specification. It provides clear and concise explanations
of the relationship of
PCI to the rest of the system and PCI fundamentals, including
commands, read and write transfers, memory and I/O addressing,
error handling, interrupts, and configuration transactions and
registers.
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