On Tuesday 30 October 2007, Michael Schnell wrote:
> I'm new to this, too, but one of the main differences is that in µCLinux
> you don't have fork(). You need to use vfork() instead that works
> somewhat different. If course this is only a point with multithreaded
> programs.
err, not really ...
I'm new to this, too, but one of the main differences is that in µCLinux
you don't have fork(). You need to use vfork() instead that works
somewhat different. If course this is only a point with multithreaded
programs.
-Michael
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Quoth Greg Ungerer:
> For applications there is no difference in the way you allocate
> memory. Use malloc as you normally would.
Although once you've done so you may need to be careful about issues like
the power-of-two allocator and memory fragmentation. Especially on systems
with limited RAM.
Hi Felipe,
Felipe Uderman wrote:
I am getting started with uClinux, and I will try to build it to the
ARM7 architecture today. I am waiting for the dist and arm-linux tools
to be downloaded.
I would like to know how does the process of writing applications for
uClinux differ from doing it fo
Hello,
I am getting started with uClinux, and I will try to build it to the ARM7
architecture today. I am waiting for the dist and arm-linux tools to be
downloaded.
I would like to know how does the process of writing applications for
uClinux differ from doing it for Linux. Is this just compiling
