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Understanding LINUX NETWORK INTERNALS
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The information in this part of the book represents the basic knowledge you need to understand the rest of the book comfortably. If you are already familiar with the Linux kernel, or you are an experienced software engineer, you will be able to go pretty quickly through these chapters. For other readers, I suggest getting familiar with this material before proceeding with the following parts of the book:
Chapter 1, Introduction The bulk of this chapter is devoted to introducing a few of the common programming patterns and tricks that you’ll often meet in the networking code. Chapter 2, Critical Data Structures In this chapter, you can find a detailed description of two of the most important data structures used by the networking code: the socket buffersk_buff and the network device net_device. Chapter 3, User-Space-to-Kernel Interface The discussion of each feature in this book ends with a set of sections that shows how user-space configuration tools and the kernel communicate. The information in this chapter can help you understand those sections better.
Christian Benvenuti - Personal Name
978-0-596-00255-8
NONE
Information Technology
English
2005
1-1064
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