There is a book called Linux kernel Internals which is good and might help
you in knowing about programming at the kernel level.
Naveen
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Greg wrote:
> I've received a few helpful replies to my request for kernel documentation.
> However, most of the documentation both online and off seems to offer a
> general indication of the behaviour and funciton of the kernel.
> Informative but not useful when you're actually trying to write code.
>
> For example -
>
> $man printf
> results in a detailed explanation of the printf function
>
> $man printk
> no entry
>
> I'm reduced to reading the kernel symbol table then grepping the kernel
> sources for anything that looks like it might be useful to see how other
> folk have used it.
> Surely this isn't how everybody else learns the ropes ?
>
> Greg
>
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