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Responding to industry demand, this new course features a full five days of hands-on labs, programming with POSIX®, and device-driver development for LynxOS real-time systems.

For the hands-on labs, students choose between Windows and Linux (RHE4) host systems, as desired. LynxOS versions 4.2 and 5.0 are both at students' disposal.

Next course offering

• San José, CA, USA: Dec 15-Dec 19, 2008
• Please confirm all dates prior to registration.
• How to register

Recent course offerings

• San José, CA, USA: Sep 15-Sep 19, 2008

Prerequisite

Proficiency in C programming, and basic knowledge of UNIX® (i.e., using UNIX utilities such as cc, linker, vi, Emacs, etc.)

Who should attend?

Developers who are writing, modifying, or porting LynxOS real-time applications or device drivers. Individuals who wish to learn more about POSIX programming environments.

Course features

• Cross Development Environment
  • Directory Structure
  • Developing an Application
• Board Support
  • Boot Sequence
  • OS Loader
  • Configuring the Kernel
• Operating System Utilities
• Development Tools
  • Compiler and Linker
  • Cross Development with Luminosity
  • Debugger
    • TotalDB
    • Core Dump Analysis (GDB)
    • Kernel Debugger (SKDB)
  • Analysis Tools
    • SpyKer
• POSIX
  • Processes
  • Virtual Address Space
  • fork() and execve()
  • Threads
    • Thread Model
    • Thread Safe Functions
    • Creating a Thread
    • Thread and Process Attributes
    • Scheduler
  • Pipes
  • Signals
  • Date/Time
  • Timers
  • Shared Memory
  • Semaphores and Mutexes
  • Condition Variables
  • Barriers
  • Reader/Writer Locks
  • Asynchronous I/O
• BSD Socket Programming
• Device Driver Development
  • Interaction Between LynxOS, Drivers, Devices and Applications
  • Driver Components
    • Entry Points
    • Top Half
    • Bottom Half
  • Driver Synchronization Methods
  • Interrupt Handlers
  • Physical Address Translation and DMA
  • Programming PCI Devices
  • Kernel Threads and Priority Tracking
  • Methodologies for Optimizing Drivers for Real Time
• Hands-on Labs
  • Students choose between Windows and Linux (RHE4) host systems, as desired (LynxOS versions 4.2 and 5.0 are available)
  • Cross Development Kit (CDK)
  • Luminosity (Eclipse)
    • System Viewer
    • POSIX Applications
    • Device Driver Templates
  • Debuggers
    • Total/db (GDB)
    • Core Dump Analysis (GDB)
    • Kernel Debugger (SKDB)
  • Analysis Tools
    • SpyKer
  • Developing an ICH5 AC'97 CODEC Output Driver
    • Creating a PCI Device Driver Using Scatter/Gather DMA
      • Physical Address Translation
    • Adding an Interrupt Handler
      • Physical Address Translation
    • Optimizing the Driver Using a Kernel Thread and Priority Tracking
    • Support select()

Embedded system training schedules

Most courses begin at 9 h and end at 17 h. Students should arrive at least 15 minutes early.

Embedded system training workshops are held at the LynuxWorks training center in San José, California, and in Saint-Cyr-l'École, France (Paris area). Workshops in France may be conducted in French or English, according to customer demand.

More courses are being planned. View a schedule. Contact one of our Training Coordinators for more information or to register. Sign up to our mailing list to receive announcements of future courses as they are announced.

Customized training is also regularly conducted at regional and customer locations. To arrange hands-on training through interactive sessions at your facility, please contact one of our Training Coordinators.