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Computer Science and Information Technology
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Trishna Knowledge Systems 2018 Edition
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00:01 Hi to everyone, so developing kernel module is a complex task.
00:05 So we will see the theoretical approach to solve this problem.
00:09 First one is atomic operation.
00:14 Here, use linux kernel atomic model, build -in function, atomic, add atomic xchg, atomic cmp xchg and for fetch and add, test and set, compare and swap operation.
01:00 Linked list operation.
01:03 Second one is linked list operation.
01:11 Protect linked list operation with spin lock, spin lock and spin unlock...
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