I just got the time to finally watch the Introduction to Embedded Linux webinar from Linux Foundation (free registration required). Hosted by Jerry Cooperstein, it covers pretty much all aspect of Linux embedded software development. While it does not digs into the details, it is a great overview. After watching this, you will have the [...]
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by Laurent Parenteau
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Two weeks ago I discussed about Valgrind and strace, which are two great tools that every Linux software developer should be familiar with. If you are using or want to use strace for IO profiling, you will be interested by Strace Analyzer. This is a Perl application which take the output of strace to provide [...]
I’m not talking about The Skatalites song, but about two great tools you can use (and should use) when developing software for Linux : Valgrind and strace. For those who don’t know Valgrind, well, it’s never too late (as discovered by Intel’s Ylian Saint-Hilaire). Valgrind is a framework for building dynamic analysis tools. It came [...]
I’ve already published my 10 best cheat sheets list. Since I really like cheat sheets (I think they are great time saver), I recently discovered those great network related cheat sheets at Packet Life. There you’ll find protocols (BGP, EIGRP, 802.11, etc.), applications (tcpdump, etc.), and many other network related cheat sheets. I hope you’ll [...]