Changes between Version 5 and Version 6 of WikiStart

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Aug 3, 2014, 2:33:24 PM (10 years ago)

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alain

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 == Z) User Level Libraries ==
 
-=== __Peripheral Access__ ===
+=== __[wiki:library_stdio stdio library]__ ===
 
-The [wiki:library_stdio  stdio] library contains allowing an application
-to access peripherals. All these functions contain at least one system call.
+This library contains all functions allowing an application
+to access a peripheral, or a protected processor register. Each function contains at least one system call.
 
-=== __Utility Functions__ ===
+=== __[wiki:library_stdlib stdlib library]===
 
-The [wiki:library_stdlib stdlib] library contains various utility functions.
-These functions do not use system calls.
+This library contains various utility functions that do not use system calls.
 
-=== __MWMR channels__ ===
+=== __[wiki:library_mwmr MWMR library]__ ===
 
-The [wiki:library_mwmr mwmr_channel] library defines a communication middleware
+This library defines a communication middleware
 supporting channelised communications in a multi-tasks parallel application.
+This middleware does not use system calls.
 
-=== __Synchonisation Barriers__ ===
+=== __[wiki:library_barrier barrier library]__ ===
 
-The [wiki:library_barrier barrier] library contains functions used to synchronize
+This library contains functions used to synchronize
 severals tasks in a multi-task parallel application. Most of these functions
 do not use system calls.
 
-=== __Spin-Locks__ ===
+=== __[wiki:library_locks spin_lock library]__ ===
 
-The [wiki:library_spin_lock spi4yyn_lock] library contains functions used to provide
+This library contains functions used to provide
 exclusive access to a shared ressource in a multi-task parallel application. 
 These functions do not use system calls.
 
-=== __Memory Allocation__ ===
+=== __[wiki:library_malloc malloc library]__ ===
 
-The [wiki:library_malloc malloc] library contains functions allowing an application
+This library contains functions allowing an user application
 to dynamically allocate virtual memory in the application heap.
-These functions do not use system calls.