RE: kernel programming

["Tariq Rashid" <tariq@inty.net>]

 thanks - most people recommend things like "the design and implementation
of the 4.4BSD operating system" - i know its a classic but i doesn't contain
any of the newer developements like the new IPSEC code.... and the newer API
like PF_KEY_V2 ... etc

 and i have to say that this applies to most of the "classics" to!

 i will look into the magic garden -- thanks for the suggestion...

 tariq

-----Original Message-----
Sent: 01 November 2001 07:10
>From : -------
To: Tariq Rashid
Subject: RE: kernel programming


Hi all:

   The book "The Magic Garden" will give you a good idea about how to
do unix/bsd kernel programming. I most heartily suggest that you do
the following:

cd /usr/src/sys/
    ....and browse the code.

Any books on the BSD kernel will be helpfull. There is a GREAT
listing of these books on the OpenBSD website, unfortunatly many of
them are out of print. The BSD 4.3 programmer's manual might be a
good place to start.




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