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README.md
Timers and time management
This chapter describes timers and time management related concepts in the linux kernel.
- Introduction - An introduction to the timers in the Linux kernel.
- Introduction to the clocksource framework - Describes
clocksourceframework in the Linux kernel. - The tick broadcast framework and dyntick - Describes tick broadcast framework and dyntick concept.
- Introduction to timers - Describes timers in the Linux kernel.
- Introduction to the clockevents framework - Describes yet another clock/time management related framework :
clockevents. - x86 related clock sources - Describes
x86_64related clock sources. - Time related system calls in the Linux kernel - Describes time related system calls.