> > > I figure I need to get somewhere with my C coding, and I was
> > > thinking that writing drivers for my unsupported AMIGA hw might
> > > be a good way of progressing.
> I was thinking that writing DMA support for the SCSI controller on my
> Mac would be a good place for you to start :)
Hehe,
On Friday 19 September 2003 07:20, you wrote:
[Driver codeing resources?]
> The best starting place is the Linux kernel code. Look at the driver
> code for a similar device. For instance if your going to write an
> Ethernet driver, look at the code for other Ethernet devices for your
> hardware
On Friday 19 September 2003 01:52, you wrote:
> You could take a look at the O'Reilly book _Linux Device Drivers_.
>
> http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/linuxdrive2/
Thanks Brad, I just ordered this one. I hope that will pretty much cover
it for books. Anyone got any online resources?
Regards,
Per
On Friday 19 September 2003 01:36, you wrote:
> Hello Per,
> My two cents... Kernighan and Ritchie's 'The C Programming Language'
> second edition. Difficult and still the best... :) Good luck!
>
Thanks Pat I might just do that. I was hopeing for something a little
more AMIGA and/or driver spesif
Hello
I figure I need to get somewhere with my C coding, and I was thinking
that writing drivers for my unsupported AMIGA hw might be a good way of
progressing. Do you have any pointers to resources (books, websites,
good source code, other?) that you could reccomend for a newbie to get
him s
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