On Wed, Dec 22, 2010 at 12:43 PM, bhuvan gupta <bhuvangu@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Respected sir, > I am Bhuvan Gupta, a B.Tech student.(got your id from yours " USB LED driver > - 1.1 ") > ) > With due respect, I humbly request you to please throw some light on to > below written question. i will highly appreciate your efforts. > [1] when we use C language,we use diferent library to do different thing. Unless I totally misunderstand, the Linux Kernel does not have any libraries. It's core is a monolithic program to which modules can be loaded. To think of it as a library is not instructive in my mind. > As > also in your case you use module.h,init.h etc > but how to write this library , in what language they are written in as > standard ANSI C has round about 32 keywords ? Again the kernel core is not a library, but the linux kernel core is primarily written in C, but some of the functions are indeed in assembly. Note that ANSI C is not precisely the language in question. Many GCC extensions are used. One example is the keyword, "unlikely". > what should i read and learn to the related topic . > please suggest something The GCC manuals are a necessary reference as well. You can find them online. > (I do have knowledge of Assembly). In general you can avoid most assembly if you are not porting the kernel to a new cpu/MB/chipset. > please help,this question making me beacen > it will be honour if you reply. > thank you > Bhuvan Gupta Good Luck Greg _______________________________________________ Kernelnewbies mailing list Kernelnewbies@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.kernelnewbies.org/mailman/listinfo/kernelnewbies
