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Embedded Software Development with eCos de Anthony J. Massa

Embedded Software Development with eCos

Autor Anthony J. Massa
en Limba Engleză Mixed media product – 24 noi 2002
"Embedded Software Development with eCos" is the first complete guide to building solutions with this flexible, low-cost, royalty-free embedded software development platform. Author Anthony J. Massa covers eCos architecture, installation, configuration, coding, deployment, and the entire eCos development platform, including support components. Extensive code examples and a full application case study demonstrate every key programming concept, including exceptions, interrupts, virtual vectors, threads, synchronization, networking, Web connectivity, debug/bootstrap, and even porting eCos to new hardware.
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ISBN-13: 9780130354730
ISBN-10: 0130354732
Pagini: 399
Dimensiuni: 178 x 234 x 24 mm
Greutate: 0.65 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Pearson Education
Colecția Prentice Hall
Locul publicării:Upper Saddle River, United States

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Embedded Software Development with eCos shows developers and managers the advantages of using eCos -- the Embedded Configurable Operating System from Red Hat - over proprietary or commercial embedded operating systems. As an Open Source solution, eCos provides a low-cost, royalty free option for embedded software development. Anthony Massa shows how eCos, and the eCos development environment, has all of the features and functionality to meet the needs of almost all commercial embedded system requirements. Massa provides an understanding of how to use the open-source licensing and royalty free nature of eCos in order to eliminate high startup and per unit costs associated with many of the proprietary real-time operating systems on the market today. Embedded systems are operating systems that must operate with a very small footprint (usually less than 100KB of space) and must be self-contained. Most companies use either proprietary solutions or expensive commercial solutions. eCos is the first powerful, royalty-free Open Source solution, from Red Hat.

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Foreword.


Preface.


1. An Introduction to the eCos World.
Where It All Started-Cygnus Solutions. The Origins of eCos. Architecture Overview. Summary.

2. The Hardware Abstraction Layer.
Overview. Summary.

3. Exceptions and Interrupts.
Exceptions. Interrupts. Summary.

4. Virtual Vectors.
Virtual Vectors. Summary.

5. The Kernel.
The Kernel. Summary.

6. Threads and Synchronization Mechanisms.
Threads. Synchronization Mechanisms. Summary.

7. Other eCos Architecture Components.
Counters, Clocks, Alarms, and Timers. Asserts and Tracing. ISO C and Math Libraries. I/O Control System. Summary.

8. Additional Functionality and Third-Party Contributions.
Compatibility Layers. ROM Monitors. File Systems. PCI Support. USB Support. Networking Support. SNMP Support. The GoAhead Embedded WebServer. Symmetric Multi-Processing Support. Additional Features. Summary.

9. The RedBoot ROM Monitor.
Overview. RedBoot Directory Structure. Installation and Configuration. User Interface and Command Set. Summary.

10. The Host Development Platform.
Overview. Configuring the Windows Host. Summary.

11. The eCos Toolset.
Packages. The Configuration Tool. Other eCos Tools. Building the eCos Tools. Additional Open-Source Tools. Summary.

12. An Example Application Using eCos.
The eCos Build Process. Examples Overview. RedBoot. ECos. Application. The eCos Tests. Simulators. Summary.

13. Porting eCos.
Overview of Porting. A Platform Porting Example. Summary.

Appendix A. Supported Processors and Evaluation Platforms.


Appendix B. eCos License.
eCos License. GNU General Public License.

Appendix C. Cygwin Tools Upgrade Procedure.


Appendix D. Building the GNU Cross-Development Tools.


About the Author.


Index.



Notă biografică

ANTHONY J. MASSA earned a dual B.S./B.A. degree in electrical engineering from the University of San Diego. He has developed embedded software, device drivers, and applications on a wide range of processors and embedded RTOS platforms, for successful products including satellite PC receiver cards and modems, set-top boxes, networking broadcast equipment, and Internet-enabled wireless modems. Massa has written extensively on eCos in many leading publications including Doctor Dobb's Journal, Embedded Systems Programming, and Software Development.

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  • How to build low-cost, royalty-free embedded solutions with eCos
  • Covers eCos architecture, installation, configuration, coding, debugging, bootstrapping, porting, and more
  • Incorporates additional open source software components to extend the features and functionality of eCos, meeting the requirements of a wide range of embedded systems
  • Includes open source tools for a complete embedded software development environment with eCos as the core
  • Contains extensive code examples and complete application case study
Foreword by Michael Tiemann, CTO, Red Hat Software and Co-founder of Cygnus Solutions
"Anthony's book is easily the most complete treatment of eCos system development. I believe it is destined to become part of every eCos developer's library." —Michael Tiemann, CTO, Red Hat Software and Co-founder of Cygnus Solutions
Build low-cost, royalty-free embedded solutions with eCos—step by step.
The Embedded Configurable Operating System (eCos) gives professionals a low-cost, royalty-free embedded software development solution that works in highly constrained hardware environments, while scaling smoothly to larger products. In this start-to-finish guide to eCos solution building, Anthony Massa covers eCos architecture, installation, configuration, coding, deployment, and the entire eCos open source development system. Additional open source tools are included to configure a complete embedded software development environment. Massa's code examples and application case study illuminate techniques for building virtually any embedded system, from the simplest device to complex Internet-enabled wireless systems. Coverage includes:
  • Understanding eCos architecture: kernel, hardware abstraction layer, and other components
  • Preparing your eCos embedded development environment
  • Incorporating additional open source tools for a complete embedded software development environment
  • Working with exceptions, interrupts, and virtual vectors
  • Managing threads and synchronization
  • Utilizing the eCos networking stack, I/O system, and file system
  • Covering additional eCos functionality, including third-party open source contributions
  • Using RedBoot, the standardized embedded debug and bootstrap solution
  • Porting eCos to new hardware platforms