there is a chapter in the turorial for compiling the kernel that is started by me, but I haven't touched it in a little while. I quickly shoved it in the CVS, because it was written as a seperate book at one time, so the SGML may not compile out of the CVS without some changes.(it should compile tho). I like what manoj sent us, and should be included, or replaced what I have added there already(mine is a quick and dirty, that includes both debian, and non-debian methods of kernel compile). It's really ugly SGML code, but it was also my very first SGML book :)
Ole, I like your ideas in the programmin chapter, Thanks for writing!#@ -Craig On 29 Jun 1998, Ole J. Tetlie wrote: > I'll write a section on kernel compilation. I believe it should either > be a chapter by itself or an appendix. > > I have tried to hint at an outline of the chapter on programming: > > Overview of Programming > * Machine code and assembly > * Object files > * Higher level languages (C, C++, ...) > > Using Compilers and Interpreters > * What's compilation and interpretation > * Specific tools (gcc, g++, ...) > > Libraries > * What are libraries > * Shared vs Static > * Ld & Ldd > * Making libraries > > Automating Compilation and Configuration > * Make > * Autoconf & Automake > * Libtool > * Cursory mention of imake, cons and metaconfig (is imake more important?) > > Squishing bugs > * Compilation options > * Error messages > * Debuggers (gdb, ...) > > In the section on higher level languages there will be a subsection > for many common and uncommon languages with a somewhat objective > evaluation and pointers for learning this language. > > Feedback on this is very much appreciated. I specifically wonder whether > this scheme is too much of a reference. This could be rectified by > intertwining the section more, but even a tutorial needs some structure. > > Thanks to all who have shared their thoughts with me, > -- > Ole > > > -- > To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED] > =============================================================================== Craig Sawyer [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://yuma.tdyc.com Debian GNU/Linux = The Beautiftical OS http://www.debian.org TDYC! Yuma Area LUG: http://yumalug.digitaldune.net TDYC! =============================================================================== -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
