Getting Started with Linux - Revision history

Mdean: Updated to use new templates.

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Updated to use new templates.

Bserrano at 20:04, 10 March 2014

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Bserrano at 19:48, 10 March 2014

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Bserrano at 17:27, 7 March 2014

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Bserrano at 17:20, 7 March 2014

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Bserrano at 17:16, 7 March 2014

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Bserrano at 21:06, 4 March 2014

2014-03-04T21:06:37Z

Mdean: Fixed comma.

2014-01-06T19:49:00Z

Fixed comma.

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2014-01-06T19:00:53Z

Fixed wording.

Rossi at 00:05, 4 January 2014

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	To develop software effectively for a platform it is important to gain an understanding of the operating system in use on that platform. Embedded Linux is the operating system in use for most EMAC products. This guide provides some background information, and even some history of Linux. Links to resources of the tools available within Linux are provided as well.<br />		To develop software effectively for a platform it is important to gain an understanding of the operating system in use on that platform. Embedded Linux is the operating system in use for most EMAC products. This guide provides some background information, and even some history of Linux. Links to resources of the tools available within Linux are provided as well.<br />

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	To develop software effectively for a platform it is important to gain an understanding of the operating system in use on that platform. Embedded Linux is the operating system in use for most EMAC products. This guide provides some background information, and even some history of Linux. Links to resources of the tools available within Linux are provided as well.<br />		To develop software effectively for a platform it is important to gain an understanding of the operating system in use on that platform. Embedded Linux is the operating system in use for most EMAC products. This guide provides some background information, and even some history of Linux. Links to resources of the tools available within Linux are provided as well.<br />

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 ==General Linux Programming==
-The standard C and C++ libraries are supported on Linux. Existing knowledge and books pertaining to these languages will be helpful as long as they aren't specific to one vendor's version of the languages. Other libraries used, i.e. Qt, will provide their own documentation, which isn't linked to here. <br />
+The standard C and C++ libraries are supported on Linux. Existing knowledge and books pertaining to these languages will be helpful as long as they aren't specific to one vendor's version of the languages. Other libraries used, i.e. Qt, will provide their own documentation which isn't linked to here. <br />
 EMAC OE systems use the''gcc'' (the GNU Compiler Collection) compiler. The compiler provides extensive documentation online and is specific to the compiler version in use. Below are links to the compiler versions used for EMAC OE:

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 Since the init system uses shell scripts to initialize devices, start up daemons (equivalent to ''services'' on Microsoft operating systems), perform miscellaneous tasks, and start programs (such as the login shell and, presumably, the embedded application you create), it is necessary to learn at least a little bit of shell scripting for embedded work.<br />
-The first link below gives a nice overview of the boot and initialization process. This will help in making an embedded machine start up and run as expected. The remaining links guide a beginner through advanced coverage of scripting in ''bash''.<br />
+The first link below gives a nice overview of the boot and initialization process. This will help in making an embedded machine start up and run as expected. The remaining links provide a guide for beginner through advanced coverage of scripting in ''bash''.<br />
 * [http://polishlinux.org/linux/the-linux-saga-boot-loader-initrd-sys-v/ The Bootloader and Init System on Desktop Linux]