Real-Time Operating Systems and Systems Programming

Real-Time Operating Systems and Systems Programming

Basic Linux command-line and utilities for accessing it Standard Streams Stack Exploration Exploring Debugger Signals Threads Processes File Attributes Reading Binary Files LAB: Hufmann Encoder Network Sockets Optimization (mmap() helps here)

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Course code: iti8510
Link: http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/Real-Time_Operating_Systems_and_Systems_Programming http://www.lambda.ee/index.php/iti8510
Lecturer: Jaagup Irve
Contact: jaagup.irve@ttu.ee, 56463800, room ITC-425
Previous courses: 2012 2014 2015 2016

NOTE

• December 8, 2017 lecture will be replaced with a lecture from a video. Huffman delay penalty will be stopped for a week.

Huffman lab

• The deadline for the Huffman lab is November 10, 2017.

Course information

• Course card in Studies Information System

Lectures

Things may change a bit as we go

1. Introduction PDF
2. IO, Hardware interrupts PDF
3. Stack, longjmp PDF
4. Heap, 2d arrays PDF
5. Software interrupts (signals) PDF
6. Threads, Mutexes PDF
7. Scheduling, Process, Demon, Zombie PDF
8. Standard IO, file management, directory management etc PDF
9. Programming an Operating System PDF
10. Optimizing PDF
11. Networking PDF ; C language constructions PDF
12. Security PDF
13. Compilation and utilities; Mmap() PDF
14. Encoding, localization, internatialization in *nix PDF; Getopt() PDF
15. RTOS: On Real Time Systems PDF
16. Conclusion and Summary PDF

Practice Information

The server: dijkstra.cs.ttu.ee

• Basic Linux command-line and utilities for accessing it
• Standard Streams
• Stack Exploration
• Exploring Debugger
• Signals
• Threads
• Processes
• File Attributes
• Reading Binary Files
• LAB: Hufmann Encoder
• Network Sockets
• Optimization (mmap() helps here)

Links

• A well-written C tutorial
• Toyota killer firmware
• Use of Assertions
• IPv6 howto
• How to C in 2016 - or why the lecturer should be deprecated
• Smashing the Stack for Fun and Profit Redone - a take on a classic