
Linux is popular because it’s powerful, portable, and free. These features also make Linux attractive for use in embedded systems. Unfortunately, Embedded Linux can be challenging to configure and use correctly with custom hardware. This course examines the Linux porting, development, and debugging processes. Students will also learn how to write Linux device drivers, interrupt service routines, and other code that interfaces directly to the electronics.
To request pricing or dates, or for more information about this course, contact us.
"Netrino training courses should be required before writing any embedded code."
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Test your embedded programming skills in our online Embedded C Quiz or Embedded C++ Quiz and be entered to win a free seat at a future public Embedded Software Boot Camp.
Registration is now open for the popular hands-on Embedded Software Boot Camp. Consult our public training calendar for upcoming dates and locations.
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