Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 21- Building a linux kernel module
Building a linux kernel module In this article, let's learn how to build a kernel module. Kernel modules can be built in two ways: statically linked against…
FSM Lecture 29- Button bouncing explanation
Button bouncing explanation In this article, let’s discuss the button bouncing and discuss how to debounce it using software later. Button bouncing, also known as switch bouncing…
FSM Lecture 28- Exercise-003 Dispatching time tick event
Exercise-003 Dispatching time tick event In the previous article, we implemented the code to dispatch the user event. Let’s write a small code to dispatch the time…
FSM Lecture 27: Exercise-003 Implementing event producer code
Exercise-003 Implementing event producer code In this article, first, we will provide a couple of macros for the pins; we haven't given that. Let's do that at…
Linux Device Driver Programming Lecture 20- Writing Hello World LKM
Writing Hello World LKM In this article, let's implement the Hello World kernel module and test it, then will explore how to build it. Setting Up…
Linux Device Driver programming Lecture 19- LKM entry point registration and other macros
LKM entry point registration and other macros In this article, let's explore about the module entry points registration. Module Entry Point Registration: In kernel programming, you need…