Karen Shaeffer wrote:
>
> Break it into manageable blocks and understand them before moving into
> other areas. I would suggest starting with main.c (That's
> what I am doing.)
Thank you for the advice. I'll use that as a starting point :-)
> To facilitate reading this, I preprocess it and then filter
> it with this perl
> script which is pasted below. This makes it a whole lot
> easier to read. Of
> course, you can run menuconfig to set up <linux/autoconf.h>
> which defines all
> the preprocessor constants in main.c. This may seem weird,
> but it's how I am
> approaching the same problems...
>
Good advice is always welcome (and it's nice that some of you people are
willing to share some info with a newbie at kernel hacking :) and also thank
you for the script, I'm sure it'll be usefull.
- Jesper Juhl
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