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Love R. — Linux kernel development
Love R. — Linux kernel development



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Название: Linux kernel development

Автор: Love R.

Аннотация:

The Linux kernel is one of the most important and far-reaching open-source projects. That is why Novell Press is excited to bring you the second edition of Linux Kernel Development, Robert Love's widely acclaimed insider's look at the Linux kernel. This authoritative, practical guide will helps developers better understand the Linux kernel through updated coverage of all the major subsystems, new features associated with Linux 2.6 kernel and insider information on not-yet-released developments. You'll be able to take an in-depth look at Linux kernel from both a theoretical and an applied perspective as you cover a wide range of topics, including algorithms, system call interface, paging strategies and kernel synchronization. Get the top information right from the source in Linux Kernel Development.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Технология/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Издание: 2nd edition

Год издания: 2005

Количество страниц: 401

Добавлена в каталог: 07.02.2006

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Pmap utility, memory area example      260—261
Pointers, dereferences      350
Policy (scheduler)      40—43
polling      75
Portability      321
Portability, byte ordering      332
Portability, byte ordering, big-endian      330—332
Portability, byte ordering, little-endian      330—332
Portability, data alignment      328
Portability, data alignment, issues      328
Portability, data alignment, nonstandard data types      329
Portability, data alignment, structure padding      329—330
Portability, high memory      334
Portability, implications of      334
Portability, issues to consider      334
Portability, kernel      20
Portability, kernel preemption      334
Portability, Linux history      322—323
Portability, operating systems      321—322
Portability, page size, architectures      333
Portability, processor ordering      334
Portability, scheduler      322
Portability, symmetrical multiprocessing      334
Portability, time, HZ      332—333
Portability, time, jiffies      332—333
Portability, word size, data types      323
Portability, word size, double words      324
Portability, word size, general-purpose registers (GPRs)      323
Portability, word size, quad words      324
Portability, word size, supported Linux architectures      324—325
POSIX      64
Preempt-safe code      125
Preemption by kernel      58—59
Preemption by user      58
Preemption disabling (kernel)      151—152
Preemptive multitasking      39—43
preempt_count() function      152
preempt_disable() function      152
preempt_enable no resched() function      152
preempt_enable() function      152
Premptive kernel (Linux)      7
prepare_write() method, address_space object      272
printf() function      17 308
printf() function, transposition with printk() function      311
printk() function      17
printk() function, debugging      308—311
printk() function, debugging, nonrobustness of      309
printk() function, debugging, robustness of      309
printk() function, log buffer      310—311
printk() function, loglevels      309—310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_ALERT      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_CRIT      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_DEBUG      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_EMERG      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_ERR      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_INFO      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_NOTICE      310
printk() function, loglevels, KERN_WARNING      310
printk() function, transposition with printf() function      311
Priority arrays, active      47
Priority arrays, bitmap sizes      47
Priority arrays, counters      47
Priority arrays, expired      47
Priority arrays, queue      47
Priority-based scheduling of processes      41 50
Priority-based scheduling of processes, dynamic      50
Priority-based scheduling of processes, nice values      41 50
Priority-based scheduling of processes, real-time      41
Priority-based scheduling of processes, static      50
Priority-based scheduling of processes, tasks type, I/O bound      50
Priority-based scheduling of processes, tasks type, processor bound      50
Priority-based scheduling of processes, trainable state versus sleeping state      50
Process address space, flat versus segmented      251
Process address space, memory descriptor      252
Process address space, memory descriptor, allocating      254
Process address space, memory descriptor, destroying      255
Process address space, memory descriptor, fields      253—254
Process address space, overview      251
Process descriptors, allocating      25—26
Process descriptors, removal of      36—37
Process descriptors, states      27
Process descriptors, states, TASK_INTERRUPTIBLE process      21
Process descriptors, states, TASK_RUNNING process      21
Process descriptors, states, TASK_STOPPED process      28
Process descriptors, states, TASK_UNINTERRUPTIBLE process      28
Process descriptors, states, TASK_ZOMBIE process      28
Process descriptors, storing      26—27
Process descriptors, task list      24
Process identification value (PID)      26—27
Process scheduler, context switching      57—58
Process scheduler, cooperative multitasking      39—40
Process scheduler, defined      39
Process scheduler, kernel preemption      58—59
Process scheduler, kernel/sched.c      43—44
Process scheduler, load balancer      54—57
Process scheduler, O(1) scheduler      40
Process scheduler, overhaul from previous version      40 44
Process scheduler, policy      40—43
Process scheduler, preemptive multitasking      39—40 43
Process scheduler, priority arrays, active      41
Process scheduler, priority arrays, bitmap sizes      41
Process scheduler, priority arrays, counters      41
Process scheduler, priority arrays, expired      41
Process scheduler, priority arrays, queue      41
Process scheduler, purpose of      39
Process scheduler, real-time scheduling policies      59—60
Process scheduler, runqueues      44—46
Process scheduler, runqueues, deadlock avoidance      45
Process scheduler, runqueues, fields      44
Process scheduler, runqueues, locking      45
Process scheduler, runqueues, locking order      46
Process scheduler, runqueues, macros      45
Process scheduler, runqueues, spinning processes      46
Process scheduler, schedule() function      48—49
Process scheduler, sleeping tasks      52—54
Process scheduler, system calls      60—62
Process scheduler, timeslice      39—43 51
Process scheduler, timeslice, calculations      42
Process scheduler, timeslice, nice values      51
Process scheduler, timeslice, recalculating      48 51—52
Process scheduler, user preemption      58
Process scheduler, wait queues      52—53
Process scheduler, waking up tasks      53—54
Process scheduler, yielding      40
Processes, address space      23
Processes, concurrency      124—125
Processes, concurrency, interrupt-safe      125
Processes, concurrency, preempt-safe      125
Processes, concurrency, SMP-safe      125
Processes, context      29
processes, creating      30—33
Processes, data section      23
processes, defined      23
Processes, exit() system call      24
Processes, family hierarchy, child      29—30
Processes, family hierarchy, parents      29—30
Processes, family hierarchy, siblings      29—30
Processes, fork() system call      24
Processes, I/O-bound      40—41
Processes, lifecycle of      24
Processes, priority of      41 50
Processes, priority of, dynamic      50
Processes, priority of, nice values      41 50
Processes, priority of, real-time      41
Processes, priority of, runnable state versus sleeping state      50
Processes, priority of, static      50
Processes, priority of, task type      50
Processes, processor-bound      40—41
Processes, programs      23
Processes, pseudo-concurrency      124
Processes, resources      23—24
Processes, scalability      128—129
Processes, spinning      46
Processes, starving      52
Processes, states      27
Processes, states, manipulating      29
Processes, states, TASK_INTERRUPTIBLE      21
Processes, states, TASK_RUNNING      21
Processes, states, TASK_STOPPED      28
Processes, states, TASK_UNINTERRUPTIBLE      28
Processes, states, TASK_ZOMBIE      28
Processes, task list      24
Processes, tasks      24
processes, terminating      24 35—38
Processes, threads of execution, concurrent programming      33
Processes, threads of execution, defined      23
Processes, threads of execution, implementation in Linux      33—34
Processes, threads of execution, kernel threads      35
Processes, threads of execution, lightweight processes      33
Processes, threads of execution, parallelism      33
Processes, true concurrency      124
Processes, virtual memory      23
Processes, virtual processor      23
Processes, zombies      37—38
Processor ordering      334
Processor-bound processes      40—41
Procfs (virtual filesystem)      87—88
Programmable interrupt timer (PIT)      167
Pseudo random number generator      353—354
Pseudo-concurrency, processes      124
put cpu ptr() function      206
put_bh() function      238
Quad words, word sizes      324
Quantum slice      see "Timeslice"
Race conditions, locking      122—124
Race conditions, multiple threads of execution      120
Race conditions, synchronization protections, ATM processing example      120—122
Race conditions, timers      173—174
Radix tree, page caches, searching      273
Radix tree, replacement of global hash      273
raise_softirq() function      101
raise_softirq_irqoff() function      101
Raising the softirq handler      98—101
Random number generator, entropy      354
Random number generator, entropy, access to pool via SHA hash      355
Random number generator, entropy, design and implementation      354—356
Random number generator, entropy, input interfaces      356—351
Random number generator, entropy, output interfaces      351—358
Random number generator, entropy, system startups      356
Random number generator, pseudo      353—354
Random number generator, Shannon entropy      354
Random number generator, true      353—354
Rate limiting, debugging      319
read() system call      209
Reader-writer semaphores      147
Reader-writer semaphores, declaring      146
Reader-writer semaphores, lock conversion      147
Reader-writer spin locks      141—142
Reader-writer spin locks, listing of methods      142—143
readpage() method, address_space object      272
read_barrier_depends() function      154—155
read_lock() function      142
read_lock_irq() functions      142
read_lock_irqsave() function      142
read_seqbegin() function      170
read_seqretry() function      170
read_unlock() function      142
read_unlock_irq() function      142
read_unlock_irqrestore() function      142
Real-time clock (RTC)      166—167
Real-time processes, priority      41
Real-time scheduling policies      59—60
Real-time scheduling policies, hard      60
Real-time scheduling policies, soft      60
Recalculating timeslices      48
Red-black tree, memory areas      259
Reference counts, kobjects, bumping      296
Reference counts, kobjects, decrementing      297
Reference counts, kobjects, incrementing      296
Reference counts, kobjects, kref structure      297—298
Reference counts, kobjects, pinned      296
Registering, interrupt handlers      78—79
Registering, softirq handler      100—101
Relative time      157
Removing, kobjects from sysfs file system      300
Removing, modules      284
Removing, tasklets      105
Reparenting tasks' children      37—38
reporting bugs      341—342
REPORTING—BUGS file      342
Reproducing bugs      307—308
Request queues, I/O block requests      242—243
Requests, Anticipatory I/O Scheduler, anticipation heuristics      247—248
Requests, Complete Fair Queuing (CFQ) I/O Scheduler      248—249
Requests, Noop I/O Scheduler      249
request_irq() function      80
Ritchie, Dennis      1—2
rmb() function      154—155
Rmmod utility, modules, loading      284
Root directories, kernel source tree      12—13
Routines, BUG() routine      314—315
Routines, BUG_ON() routine      314—315
Routines, dump_stack() routine      315
Routines, panic() routine      315
rq_unlock() function      45
RTC (real-time clock)      166—167
Runqueues (scheduler)      44—46
Runqueues (scheduler), deadlock avoidance      45
Runqueues (scheduler), fields      44
Runqueues (scheduler), locking      45
Runqueues (scheduler), locking order      46
Runqueues (scheduler), macros      45
Runqueues (scheduler), spinning processes      46
run_local_timers() function      169
run_workqueue() function      110—111
rw_is_Iocked() function      142
rw_lock_init() function      142
SA_INTERRUPT flag      78
SA_SAMPLE RANDOM flag      78
SA_SHIRQ flag      78
Scalability of processes      128—129
Scatter-gather I/O      239
sched getparam() system call      61
schedule() function      48—49
Scheduled tasklets      102—105
Scheduler domains      62
Scheduler, context switching      57—58
Scheduler, cooperative multitasking      39—40
Scheduler, defined      39
Scheduler, kernel preemption      58—59
Scheduler, kernel/sched.c      43—44
Scheduler, load balancer      54—57
Scheduler, O(1) scheduler      40
Scheduler, overhaul from previous version      40 44
Scheduler, policy      40—43
Scheduler, portability      322
Scheduler, preemptive multitasking      39—40 43
Scheduler, priority arrays      47
Scheduler, priority arrays, active      47
Scheduler, priority arrays, bitmap sizes      47
Scheduler, priority arrays, counters      47
Scheduler, priority arrays, expired      47
Scheduler, priority arrays, queue      47
Scheduler, purpose of      39
Scheduler, real-tune scheduling policies      59—60
Scheduler, runqueues      44—46
Scheduler, runqueues, deadlock avoidance      45
Scheduler, runqueues, fields      44
Scheduler, runqueues, locking      45
Scheduler, runqueues, locking order      46
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