linux-driver-development
CommunityBuild robust Linux kernel drivers.
Software Engineering#embedded systems#power management#device driver#kernel module#driver development#linux kernel#probe/remove
Authorgitcomit8
Version1.0.0
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What problem does it solve?
This Skill streamlines the complex process of writing, debugging, and submitting high-quality Linux kernel device drivers from scratch, ensuring code is correct, idiomatic, and maintainable.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Structured Workflow: Guides users through 8 distinct stages, from identifying device types to implementing power management and error handling.
- Compilable Code: Guarantees that all generated code is syntactically correct and can be compiled with the Linux kernel build system.
- Best Practices: Incorporates kernel development best practices like
devm_*resource management, proper IRQ handling, and adherence to subsystem architectures. - Use Case: A developer needs to write a new driver for a custom I2C sensor on an embedded system. This Skill will guide them through selecting the correct subsystem, implementing the probe/remove functions, handling device tree bindings, and registering the device with the IIO framework.
Quick Start
Use the linux-driver-development skill to write a character device driver for a memory-mapped peripheral.
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