Kernel programming
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well first hello : i would like to know how to learn kernel programming ? Does any one know where should i start what books should i read ,if any one know books , websites,forums ,let me know them ,and i know C++ ,Java ,i have been programming since 1 year and half
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well first hello : i would like to know how to learn kernel programming ? Does any one know where should i start what books should i read ,if any one know books , websites,forums ,let me know them ,and i know C++ ,Java ,i have been programming since 1 year and half
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This is the sort of question you should post to Google first[^].
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well first hello : i would like to know how to learn kernel programming ? Does any one know where should i start what books should i read ,if any one know books , websites,forums ,let me know them ,and i know C++ ,Java ,i have been programming since 1 year and half
OSR online is a very good resource. Book wise you need Walter Oneys book on kernel programming. Other than that you need 2 machines, the WDK, windbg, a firewire or serial x over cable and start putting code into the kernel. PS, I have been doing windows kernel for about 16 years. It is fun, but complex, very very complex, but if you can stick at it for about 2 years you should know enough to be able to write useful code. (And use Verifier, a lot)
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This is a technical forum, you cannot expect to get full tutorials on something as wide and complex as this subject. You have not even stated which platform you are planning to work on.
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linux platform,well i'm not asking for tutorial i know that this forum is full of programmers , well anyway Thank you.
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OSR online is a very good resource. Book wise you need Walter Oneys book on kernel programming. Other than that you need 2 machines, the WDK, windbg, a firewire or serial x over cable and start putting code into the kernel. PS, I have been doing windows kernel for about 16 years. It is fun, but complex, very very complex, but if you can stick at it for about 2 years you should know enough to be able to write useful code. (And use Verifier, a lot)
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Good advice...
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well first hello : i would like to know how to learn kernel programming ? Does any one know where should i start what books should i read ,if any one know books , websites,forums ,let me know them ,and i know C++ ,Java ,i have been programming since 1 year and half
You'll probably want to get really familiar and comfortable with C. It may also be helpful to experiment with Linux drivers since you can browse all the existent code to see what other people are doing (although that may confuse you at first, specially if you're not comfortable with C). A lot of people try to dive right in without reading documentation, I'd recommend going over the documentation first, it might not make sense while you're reading it but when you finally dive in, things will start to make sense. One thing you can do is take an existent driver from Linux and see if you can modify it to do something different. That should get you comfortable with it.