Common Linux GCC Commands

Common Linux GCC Commands

(Click the public account above to quickly follow) Source: ggjucheng Link: http://www.cnblogs.com/ggjucheng/archive/2011/12/14/2287738.html 1 Introduction The meaning of GCC is just GNU C Compiler. After so many years of development, GCC now supports not only C language; it also supports Ada, C++, Java, Objective C, Pascal, COBOL, and even functional and logic programming languages like Mercury, … Read more

BSP Development Course Upgrade with T113i-DevKit

BSP Development Course Upgrade with T113i-DevKit

First Phase Key Explanation Basic operations of the development board (suitable for students with weak fundamentals).Hands-on basic usage explanation based on the SDK source code provided by the manufacturer, using the 100ask T113 development board.Focus on foundational entry: from hardware wiring of the development board, powering up to the composition of the embedded Linux system, … Read more

Linux BSP Practical Course: Virtual Network Device Bridge

Linux BSP Practical Course: Virtual Network Device Bridge

What is a bridge? Creating a bridge Connecting the bridge and veth devices Assigning an IP to the bridge Adding a physical network card to the bridge Does the bridge need to be configured with an IP? Common scenarios for bridges Virtual Machines Docker What is a bridge? First, a bridge is a virtual network … Read more

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

Scan to FollowLearn Embedded Together, learn and grow together What exactly is a BSP engineer? Let’s take a look at this article. 1. Embedded Systems To understand what an embedded software engineer is, we first need to discuss embedded systems (embedded devices). Wikipedia defines embedded systems as follows: An <span>Embedded System</span> is a computer system … Read more

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

What exactly is a BSP engineer? Let’s take a look at this article. 1. Embedded Systems To understand what an embedded software engineer is, we first need to talk about embedded systems (embedded devices). The definition of embedded systems according to Wikipedia is as follows: Embedded systems (<span>Embedded System</span>) are a type of computer system … Read more

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

What Does an Embedded BSP Engineer Do?

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Behind Meizu: Interview with BSP Engineer Wu Zhangjin

Behind Meizu: Interview with BSP Engineer Wu Zhangjin

What is Meizu’s core competitiveness in the Chinese market after 13 years of ups and downs? It is the people. Even though the surface story only lets us remember the stubborn Huang Zhang and the humble Bai Yongxiang, standing under the halo of Meizu’s dream are thousands of battle-hardened yet anonymous technicians and engineers. I … Read more

How to Become an Excellent Embedded BSP Engineer?

How to Become an Excellent Embedded BSP Engineer?

▼Click the business card below to follow our public account▼ Abstract: BSP, short for Board Support Package, means Board Support Package in Chinese. A BSP engineer is responsible for the development, debugging, and maintenance of the board support package. So what is a board support package? What is a BSP engineer? How can one become … Read more

What Is a BSP Engineer?

What Is a BSP Engineer?

Article Source https://luomuxiaoxiao.com/?p=170 1. Embedded Systems To understand what an embedded software engineer is, we first need to discuss embedded systems (embedded devices). Wikipedia defines embedded systems as follows: An embedded system is a computer system that is embedded within a mechanical or electrical system, designed for specific functions and real-time computing performance. In simple … Read more

Introduction to Linux Character Device Driver Framework

Introduction to Linux Character Device Driver Framework

This article discusses Linux device drivers. In Linux, I/O devices can be divided into two categories: block devices and character devices. These two types of devices do not have any hardware differences; they are mainly classified based on different functionalities, and their main difference lies in whether they can randomly access and manipulate data on … Read more