Re: about API for kernel programming
Re: about API for kernel programming
- Subject: Re: about API for kernel programming
- From: Stephan Lichtenauer <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 20 Apr 2004 14:09:56 +0200
Am 20.04.2004 um 09:27 schrieb yetty:
Thank you for your good advice. But what I need is the functions that
I can use for kernel programming.
For example, printf() is the function used in user space, while
printk() is the function used in kernel space.(This is true for Linux
but I do not know whether it is true for Mac OS X.)
What I want to know is the functions used in kernel programming.
Thank you very muck!
Ye Wenxi Tokyo
Hi,
I suggest you first look at all the documentation that comes with the
OS X Developer Tools in /Developer/Documentation/DarwinCoreOS and
especially /Documentation/DarwinCoreOS/Conceptual on your harddisk
(install them from the CD that came with 10.3 or download them from
developer.apple.com (a free registration is required in this case), you
need them anyway if you have not yet installed them.
Then you might want to check out the various example kernel extensions
in the Darwin CVS I suggested in my last email.
Cheers
Stephan
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