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Writing UNIX Device Drivers in C with 3.5 Disk Phillip M. Adams

Writing UNIX Device Drivers in C with 3.5 Disk By Phillip M. Adams

Writing UNIX Device Drivers in C with 3.5 Disk by Phillip M. Adams


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A detailed presentation of UNIX device driver architectures, practical template-based implementation methodology, and functional tools and sample device drivers.

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Writing UNIX Device Drivers in C with 3.5 Disk Summary

Writing UNIX Device Drivers in C with 3.5 Disk by Phillip M. Adams

This is a detailed presentation of UNIX device driver architectures, with practical template-based implementation methodology, and functional tools and sample device drivers. The volume also addresses multiprocessor implementations with a complete SCO UNIX 3.2.0 SCSI adapter implementation using a parallel port interface.

Table of Contents

I. INTRODUCTION. 1. Introduction. 2. Intel 80386 Architecture. 3. Writing UNIX Device Drivers. 4. UNIX Kernel Basics. II. IMPLEMENTING UNIX DEVICE DRIVERS. 5. Character I/O Tutorial. 6. Character I/O Template. 7. Block I/O Tutorial. 8. Block I/O Template. 9. Streams I/O Tutorial. 10. Streams I/O Template. 11. SCSI Adapter I/O Tutorial. 12. SCSI Adapter I/O Template. III. AN EXAMPLE: A PARALLEL PORT SCSI ADAPTER. 13. SCSI Overview. 14. Parallel Port Overview. 15. Parallel Port SCSI Adapter Design. 16. Parallel Port SCSI Adapter Implementation and Pass-Thru Testing. 17. Conclusion. Appendices.

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CIN0139638695G
9780139638695
0139638695
Writing UNIX Device Drivers in C with 3.5 Disk by Phillip M. Adams
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Pearson Education (US)
19930601
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