Systems and Network Programming for Embedded Linux — A 5-day Course
Synopsis
This course focuses on the Linux system call interface. You'll learn all major system programming features, from basic file and device I/O to network communications and signal handling. You'll learn how to exploit concurrency through the use of processes and threads, and how to perform inter-process communication and synchronisation. You'll use connection-oriented and connectionless sockets to write clients and server. Hands-on exercises will use PCs running SuSE or Debian Linux and an ARM9 target board running ELinos Linux. However, the course content is generic and does not rely on features peculiar to any one Linux distribution.
Course Objectives
You will learn how to write well structured and efficient code that makes use of the POSIX API. You'll become proficient in the use of standard idioms and patterns for creating and managing multiple processes and threads, and in using the various inter-process communication mechanisms provided by the POSIX API for synchronising processes and threads. You'll also learn how to implement TCP/IP applications - both client and server side -- using the sockets API.
Prerequisites
- A good knowledge of Linux/Unix and C programming
- Experience of working with embedded systems
Scheduled and On-site Courses
Courses in this subject are scheduled on an 'ad-hoc' basis. We can arrange a course at our Carshalton centre or on customer site for any client wishing to send two or more delegates on the same course.
For courses at the Carshalton Centre the fee will be:
- £3500 + VAT for the first two delegates
- £1650 + VAT for the third delegate
- £1200 + VAT for the fourth delegate
- £400 + VAT for each additional delegate to a maximum of eight
On-site course fees are as above + expenses recharged at cost.
For a 1:1 course in Carshalton the fee is £2750 + VAT. For a 1:1 on-site course the fee is £2750 + VAT + expenses recharged at cost.
If there are any dates showing below this line, a course has been scheduled and places for individuals are available at £1750. Otherwise, no courses are currently scheduled and the above fees apply.
Publicly scheduled dates, locations, and prices
A schedule of dates for this course is not currently available. Please call 0800 651 0338 or use our contact form to enquire about places and availability.
Contents
Getting Started
Multiprocessing
Multithreading
Basic I/O
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Interprocess Communication
Signals
Working with the Linux Security Model
Network Communication (IPv4)
Overview of IPv6 and network programming with IPv6The Linux development environment
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