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| drivers [2018/05/18 09:35] – admin | drivers [2018/05/18 09:53] (current) – [Debugging] admin | ||
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| An issue with I/O memory accesses is memory reordering, which may require memory barriers (rmb(), wmb(), mw()). | An issue with I/O memory accesses is memory reordering, which may require memory barriers (rmb(), wmb(), mw()). | ||
| + | ===== User space memory handling ===== | ||
| User-space applications can access physical addresses directly through /dev/mem. | User-space applications can access physical addresses directly through /dev/mem. | ||
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| + | * Process heap (sbrk, brk) | ||
| + | * Direct/ | ||
| + | * Allocators (malloc, calloc, realloc, free) | ||
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| ====== Modules ====== | ====== Modules ====== | ||
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| Threaded interrupts are executed inside a thread (allows to block inside the handler). There is support for interrupt handler execution priority. | Threaded interrupts are executed inside a thread (allows to block inside the handler). There is support for interrupt handler execution priority. | ||
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| + | UIO allows the handling from interrupt in user space. | ||
| ====== Concurrency ====== | ====== Concurrency ====== | ||
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| * Kernel markers | * Kernel markers | ||
| * LTTng with LTTV | * LTTng with LTTV | ||
| + | * printk | ||
| + | * kernel configs | ||
| + | * debugfs/ | ||
| + | * ftrace | ||
| + | * Kdb | ||
| + | * Kgdb | ||
| + | * jtag + gdb | ||
| + | * emulation (QEmu) | ||
| + | Userspace: | ||
| + | * printf | ||
| + | * strace | ||
| + | * ltrace | ||
| + | * valgrind | ||
| + | * gdb | ||
| ====== Userspace drivers ====== | ====== Userspace drivers ====== | ||
| http:// | http:// | ||