Comment Re:keyboard shortcut? (Score 1) 25
Thanks, fixed
Comment Re:Huh (Score 1) 25
and hope :)
Comment Re:Slow (Score 1) 25
Now it works
Comment Re:Software used to create this interactive map? (Score 3, Informative) 25
Software used to create the map: vim, ctags, grep, inkscape
Graphic Map of Linux-2.6.36 25
conan.sh writes "The Interactive map of Linux Kernel was expanded and updated to the recent kernel linux-2.6.36. Now the map contains more than four hundred important source items (functions and structures) with links to source code and documentation."
Comment 560 milliseconds from reset to shell (Score 1) 141
on 300 MHz ARM, NAND flash:
http://www.makelinux.com/emb/fastboot/
Submission + - Graphic map of linux-2.6.36 (makelinux.net)
conan.sh writes: The Interactive map of Linux Kernel was expanded and updated to recent kernel linux-2.6.36.
Now the map contains more than four hundreds of important source items (functions and strictures) with links to source code and documentation.
Now the map contains more than four hundreds of important source items (functions and strictures) with links to source code and documentation.
Bookmark Interactive Linux kernel map (makelinux.net)
Comment Re:how is this generated? (Score 3, Informative) 93
manually, with inkscape
Submission + - The Interactive Linux Kernel Map (osnews.com)
Constantine writes: "The Linux kernel is one of most complex open source projects. Even though there are a lot of books on the Linux kernel, it is still a difficult subject to comprehend. The Interactive Linux kernel map gives you a top-down view of the kernel. You can see the most important layers, functionalities, modules, functions, and calls. Each function on the map is a link to its source code. The map is interactive. You can zoom in and drag around to see details."
Bookmark Linux.com :: XML shows promise, but don't underestimate its problems (linux.com)
Bookmark Anatomy of the Linux slab allocator (ibm.com)
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