Description: This chapter provides a brief introduction of Linux in the general coding structure, and describes the many ways to deal with the core. We are primarily concerned with the common core data types, such as the effective storage, information retrieval, coding, and basic assembly language. This will in the subsequent sections of the core lay the foundation for detailed analysis. Then how to introduce Linux source code to compile, link into executable code, which is to understand better cross-platform coding and description of GNU tools are not without benefits. After a series of information from the Linux kernel to collect a summary of the methods. This chapter covered a wide range of content, including source code and executable code analysis, as well as inserted in the Linux kernel debug statement.
- [NearToFar] - FORTRAN90 prepared with the program, fin
- [Chapter_1] - The Finite Difference Time Domain Method
- [Appendix_A] - The Finite Difference Time Domain Method
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