Arkanjo Contribution Introduction As part of the Free and Open Source Software Development (MAC0470) course, I contributed to Arkanjo, an open-source plagiarism detection tool written in C++. Un...
Linux Kernel Contribution Introduction After completing the tutorial series and setting up the development environment, the next step in the discipline Free and Open Source Software Development (...
With the basics in place, the next step is exploring the Industrial I/O (IIO) subsystem. This stage combines: The anatomy of the iio_simple_dummy driver Experiments with the iio_dummy module ...
After making changes to the kernel, the next step is learning how to send patches. This stage combines two tutorials: Sending patches by email with git Sending patches using a USP email setup...
This episode continues from the previous one, but now diving a bit deeper into how the kernel interacts with user space. Following the tutorial on Linux kernel Character Device Drivers, I explored...
In this episode, I started actually interacting with the Linux kernel source code. Following the tutorial on Linux kernel build configuration and modules, the main goal was to understand how the k...
The next step was to build and boot a custom Linux kernel for ARM using kw, following the tutorial on Building and booting a custom Linux kernel for ARM using kw. What initially looked like a stra...
The first step into Linux kernel development is setting up a proper environment where we can safely build and test changes. For that, FLUSP provides a tutorial on setting up a test environment usin...
Durante as palestras ministradas ao longo da disciplina MAC0102 – Caminhos no Bacharelado em Ciência da Computação, tive contato com as quatro trilhas de estudo oferecidas pelo curso, que promovem ...