Linux Device Model
Prior to version 2.6, the kernel did not have a unified model to obtain information about it. For this reason,...
Plug and Play
Plug and Play is a technology that provides support for automatically adding and removing devices in the system. In this...
Memory mapping in Linux
In the Linux kernel, it is possible to map a kernel address space to a user address space. This eliminates...
VFS Virtual Filesystem
Virtual Filesystem, also known as VFS, is a component of the kernel that handles all system calls related to files...
Programming the kernel
It is important to note that kernel programming differs significantly from userspace programming. The kernel is a standalone entity, which...
The GO programming language
The GO language was created by Google to eliminate licensing issues with Java and C # (net dot) languages and...
C++ language instructions
In order to generate the desired results, a program has to handle the data in a well-specified way. The description...
The C++ programming language
In the early 70’s appeared the C-language, developed by Dennis Ritchie and Brain Kernighan. The C ++ language is the...
Command Line Parameters in the C language
CLI is an acronym for command-line interface or command line interpreter and represents a mechanism for interacting with a computer,...
File operations in the C language
A file is a dynamic structure located in the secondary memory. The C language allows the following file operations: –...
Coding style convention in C language
We will try to list the things you need to keep in mind when talking about conventions; then we will...
Pointers in the C language
A pointer is a variable that holds a memory address. In C, a pointer can represent: 1. The address of...
