Re: a newbie with the kernel--a few questions

[sena seneviratne]

Hi,

I have done some kernel programming with the kernel 2.4.19 and implemented 
some features which are required by some of our research projects.

(1) The first thing is you have to be good in C programming.

(2) Then you should know what you would like to do. Whether it would be an 
addition of new feature? or an improvement?

(3)At this place kernel code is available for cross-referencing and 
learning etc
 http://lxr.linux.no/source/

(4) You can download kernel from http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.6/

What is your objective?

Thanks
Sena Seneviratne
Computer Engineering Lab
School of Electrical and Information Engineering
Sydney University
Australia




At 05:03 PM 6/15/2006 -0600, you wrote:
> Hello list,
> I have a couple questions.
> First, I want to get into kernel programming.
> It looks kinda, imposing with the directories and everything. How do you
> know what is what? If you want to write something, how do you know where to
> put it in so that it conflict with other things? Also, how do you know what
> functions are where? I guess I am just looking for something on the design
> of the kernel, probably its structure when looking at the source code.
> thanks,
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