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Towards Device Driver Synthesis - Lehmann (2002) (Correct)
....side each resource appears as an individual abstract device. The distinction is made by the assignment of a minor number to the abstract device name in the dev directory. The driver can distinguish between the different resources, because this minor number is stored in the file pointer structure [95, 8]. This mapping is depicted in figure 2.6, whereas the different resources can even so be seen as a set of different services. Providing a user communication channel depending on system calls, does not only mean an implementation of a part of the kernel interface. In some cases the driver can ....
....example, the UNIX like operating systems allow the mapping of I O memory space to the application (process) memory space. The application can request a direct access to the peripheral address space. The driver grants the direct access by reconfiguration of the memory management of the kernel (see [8]) The device is accessed from the application by pointer de referencing instead of system calls. The avoidance of system and method calls leads to speed up of the application. The application has to be secure to get this access, as the driver is bypassed and is neither informed on the exchanged ....
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Michael Beck, Harald B ohme, Mirko Dziadzka, Ulrich Kunitz, Robert Magnus, and Dirk Verworner. Linux-Kernel-Programmierung. Addison-Wesley, 4th edition, 1997.
Design of a Real-Time Communication Service for Local Area Networks - Koster (1998) (1 citation) (Correct)
....uses the network exclusively and is implemented on the real time operating system QNX. FRESCO reserves send slots for periodic tasks providing guarantees on maximum message latencies and minimum throughput. 2.2.2 Modifications of the Protocol Stack Figure 2. 2 shows the Linux protocol stack [2, 16], which is similar to that of other types of Unix. Sockets provide the interface to application programs. Through these sockets data is passed to and from the transport layer below. Most common in the Internet are the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) for reliable connection oriented ....
....can request signals generated by timer interrupts by the setitimer function and apply timeout mechanisms using the select call. 3.1 The Linux System Clock System clocks are usually based on periodic hardware interrupts. The kernel maintains the current time and advances it at every interrupt [2, 16]. The structure of the clock hardware of typical Intel PCs is shown in Figure 3.1. An oscillator generates clock pulses that drive a counter C. Every time the counter reaches the value of a programmable latch L, an interrupt is generated and the counter is reset. At each of these ticks the kernel ....
Michael Beck, Harald Bohme, Mirko Dziadzka, Ulrich Kunitz, Robert Magnus, and Dirk Verworner. Linux-Kernel-Programmierung. AddisonWesley, 4 edition, 1997.
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