Linux memory management by exploring the process address space. Learn about kernel vs. user space, text, data, BSS, heap, and stack segments.
Process Address Space: Kernel Space vs. User Space Layout Read More »
Explore Linux memory management concepts like virtual memory, paging, and the MMU. Learn to analyze and debug memory usage on embedded systems.
Memory Management in Linux: Virtual Memory & Paging Concepts Read More »
Learn to implement high-performance Inter-Process Communication (IPC) on Embedded Linux using Unix Domain Sockets, socketpair(), and file descriptor passing.
IPC: Unix Domain Sockets for Local Inter-Process Comm. Read More »
Prevent race conditions in embedded Linux systems using System V semaphores. This chapter covers semget, semop, and semctl for shared memory synchronization.
IPC: System V Semaphores for Shared Memory Synchronization Read More »
Learn to implement high-performance Inter-Process Communication (IPC) on embedded Linux systems using POSIX shared memory, mmap.
IPC: (shm_open, ftruncate, mmap, munmap, shm_unlink) Read More »
Learn to implement high-performance Inter-Process Communication (IPC) on Embedded Linux using System V shared memory, shmget, and shmat.
IPC: System V Shared Memory (shmget, shmat, shmdt, shmctl) Read More »
Master POSIX message queues for robust Inter-Process Communication (IPC) in embedded Linux. Learn to use mq_open, mq_send, and mq_receive on Raspberry Pi 5.
Inter-Process Communication: POSIX Message Queues Read More »
Master System V message queues for robust inter-process communication (IPC). Learn to use msgget, msgsnd, msgrcv, and msgctl on the Raspberry Pi 5.
IPC: System V Message Queues (msgget, msgsnd, msgrcv,msgctl) Read More »
Learn to implement robust Inter-Process Communication (IPC) in Embedded Linux using named pipes (FIFOs). Chapter covers mkfifo(), blocking/non-blocking I/O.
IPC: Named Pipes (FIFOs) for Com. bw Unrelated Processes Read More »
IPC in Embedded Linux using unnamed pipes. Chapter covers the pipe() system call, parent-child data transfer, and creating shell pipelines on Raspberry Pi 5.
IPC: Unnamed Pipes (pipe()) for Parent-Child Communication Read More »
