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156			`<SPAN`
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183			`><P`
184			`>Information on how to configure <SPAN`
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188			`manually, including a reference on the`
189			`<B`
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215			`aspects of <SPAN`
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221			`story.</P`
222			`><P`
223			`></P`
224			`><DIV`
225			`CLASS="VARIABLELIST"`
226			`><DL`
227			`><DT`
228			`>The <SPAN`
229			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
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231			`> Kernel</DT`
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233			`><P`
234			`>In-depth description of <SPAN`
235			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
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239			`for programming the <SPAN`
240			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
241			`>eCos</SPAN`
242			`>`
243			`kernel. The semantics for each kernel function are`
244			`described, including how they are affected by`
245			`configuration. </P`
246			`></DD`
247			`><DT`
248			`>POSIX and µITRON APIs</DT`
249			`><DD`
250			`><P`
251			`>A description of the POSIX and µITRON APIs and how they`
252			`are supported under <SPAN`
253			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
254			`>eCos</SPAN`
255			`>.`
256			`</P`
257			`></DD`
258			`><DT`
259			`>The <SPAN`
260			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
261			`>eCos</SPAN`
262			`> Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)</DT`
263			`><DD`
264			`><P`
265			`>A description of the structure and functionality of the`
266			`<SPAN`
267			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
268			`>eCos</SPAN`
269			`> HAL. This section also includes a`
270			`porting guide to help moving <SPAN`
271			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
272			`>eCos</SPAN`
273			`> to`
274			`different platforms.`
275			`</P`
276			`></DD`
277			`><DT`
278			`>Device Drivers</DT`
279			`><DD`
280			`><P`
281			`>A description of the philosophy behind`
282			`<SPAN`
283			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
284			`>eCos</SPAN`
285			`> device drivers, as well as a`
286			`presentation of the C language APIs for using the current`
287			`device drivers. </P`
288			`><P`
289			`> Device driver support includes serial, ethernet and FLASH devices,`
290			`and support for PCI, PCMCIA and USB interconnects.`
291			`</P`
292			`></DD`
293			`><DT`
294			`>RedBoot User's Guide</DT`
295			`><DD`
296			`><P`
297			`>This describes RedBoot, which provides a complete bootstrap`
298			`environment for a range of embedded operating systems, such as`
299			`embedded Linux and <SPAN`
300			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
301			`>eCos</SPAN`
302			`>, and`
303			`includes facilities such as network downloading and`
304			`debugging. It also provides a simple flash file system for`
305			`boot images.`
306			`</P`
307			`></DD`
308			`><DT`
309			`>TCP/IP Stack Support</DT`
310			`><DD`
311			`><P`
312			`>This describes the Common Networking for`
313			`<SPAN`
314			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
315			`>eCos</SPAN`
316			`> package, which provides`
317			`support for a complete TCP/IP networking stack. The design`
318			`allows for the actual stack to be modular and at the current`
319			`time two different implementations, one based on OpenBSD from`
320			`2000 and a new version based on FreeBSD, are available.`
321			`</P`
322			`><P`
323			`>Other components related to networking, including support for`
324			`SNMP, DNS, HTTP and FTP, are also described.`
325			`</P`
326			`></DD`
327			`></DL`
328			`></DIV`
329			`></DD`
330			`><DT`
331			`><SPAN`
332			`CLASS="emphasis"`
333			`><I`
334			`CLASS="EMPHASIS"`
335			`>Component Writer's Guide</I`
336			`></SPAN`
337			`></DT`
338			`><DD`
339			`><P`
340			`>The Component Writer's Guide is intended for developers who need`
341			`to add or modify parts of <SPAN`
342			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
343			`>eCos</SPAN`
344			`> itself. It`
345			`describes the following things:</P`
346			`><P`
347			`></P`
348			`><DIV`
349			`CLASS="VARIABLELIST"`
350			`><DL`
351			`><DT`
352			`>Overview</DT`
353			`><DD`
354			`><P`
355			`>An explanation of the configuration technology used in`
356			`<SPAN`
357			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
358			`>eCos</SPAN`
359			`>, why it is done this way, how it`
360			`works and the terminology used.`
361			`</P`
362			`></DD`
363			`><DT`
364			`>Package Organization</DT`
365			`><DD`
366			`><P`
367			`>A description of the <SPAN`
368			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
369			`>eCos</SPAN`
370			`> package`
371			`repository, how it is organized and how packages themselves are`
372			`organized.`
373			`</P`
374			`></DD`
375			`><DT`
376			`>The CDL Language</DT`
377			`><DD`
378			`><P`
379			`>A description of the CDL language and how it is used to`
380			`control the configuration of <SPAN`
381			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
382			`>eCos</SPAN`
383			`>`
384			`components. The document also contains a complete specification of`
385			`the language.`
386			`</P`
387			`></DD`
388			`><DT`
389			`>The Build Process</DT`
390			`><DD`
391			`><P`
392			`>A description of what happens once a configuration has been`
393			`created and must be built into a set of executables.`
394			`</P`
395			`></DD`
396			`></DL`
397			`></DIV`
398			`></DD`
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415			`ALIGN="left"`
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417			`><A`
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422			`><TD`
423			`WIDTH="34%"`
424			`ALIGN="center"`
425			`VALIGN="top"`
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429			`>Home</A`
430			`></TD`
431			`><TD`
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434			`VALIGN="top"`
435			`><A`
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437			`ACCESSKEY="N"`
438			`>Next</A`
439			`></TD`
440			`></TR`
441			`><TR`
442			`><TD`
443			`WIDTH="33%"`
444			`ALIGN="left"`
445			`VALIGN="top"`
446			`>Version Conventions</TD`
447			`><TD`
448			`WIDTH="34%"`
449			`ALIGN="center"`
450			`VALIGN="top"`
451			`><A`
452			`HREF="user-guide-introduction.html"`
453			`ACCESSKEY="U"`
454			`>Up</A`
455			`></TD`
456			`><TD`
457			`WIDTH="33%"`
458			`ALIGN="right"`
459			`VALIGN="top"`
460			`>Installing <SPAN`
461			`CLASS="PRODUCTNAME"`
462			`>eCos</SPAN`
463			`></TD`
464			`></TR`
465			`></TABLE`
466			`></DIV`
467			`></BODY`
468			`></HTML`
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