Linux Kernel Programming: Developing kernel architecture and device drivers for character, block, USB, and network interfaces (English Edition)
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Linux Kernel Programming: Developing kernel architecture and device drivers for character, block, USB, and network interfaces (English Edition)

by Thierry Gayet

Programming Computer Science Operating Systems
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A focused guide to Linux kernel programming, covering kernel architecture and the development of device drivers for character, block, USB, and network interfaces. Suitable for readers seeking a structured introduction to core areas of Linux systems development and low-level software engineering.

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Linux Kernel Programming focuses on developing within the Linux kernel and understanding its architecture.

The book addresses device drivers for character, block, USB, and network interfaces.

It is intended for readers studying Linux systems programming, kernel development, and hardware interface integration.

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