Writing UNIX Device Drivers

Description So you want to write aUNIX device driver. Or perhaps you just want to learn a bit moreabout a topic that has historically been the exclusive domain ofsystems gurus and programming wizards. In either case, this book iswritten expressly for you. Writing UNIX Device Drivers provides application programmers with definitive informationon writing device drivers for the UNIX operating system. Itexplains, through working examples, the issues related to thedesign and implementation of these important components ofapplication programs. Written by an acknowledged expert, the bookuses full source code listings of real devices to explain theunderlying concepts. For Sale in Indiansubcontinent only Complete source code is provided for drivers Covering System V Releases 3 and 4 This book provides essential practical advice for all UNIX application programmers What is a Device Driver? Character Driver I: A Test Data Generator Character Drivers II: An A/D Converter Character Drivers III: A Line Printer Block Drivers I: A Test Data Generator Block Drivers II: A RAM Disk Driver Block Drivers III: A SCSI Disk Driver Character Drivers IV: The Raw Disk Driver Terminal Drivers K: The COM I Port Character Drivers V: A Tape Drive STREAMS Drivers I: A Loop-Back Driver Streams Drivers II: The COM I Port (Revisited) Driver Installation Zen and the Art of Device Driver Writing Writing Drivers for System V Release 4 George Pajari is the President and founder of Driver DesignLabs, a company that specializes iin the development of UNIX devicedrivers. His articles on the topic have appeared in BYTE, UNIXWorld, and The C Programmer's Journal. He is a regular speaker atUniForum.