This patch enforces the annotations by means of the following:
* \cpp : C/C++ code, functions, variables, macros, symbols
* \sh : commands, executable files
* \verb : path and filenames
We can now use \cpp|...| and \sh|...| to add inline code blocks, which
resembles the \verb|...| syntax
Signed-off-by: Chun-Hung Tseng <henrybear327@gmail.com>
In rendered HTML, the line number should be right aligned, and
code should be left aligned accordingly.
In addition, this patch added the basic build instructions, so that
someone can generated the PDF and HTML files.
Close#44
The proc_ops structure is defined in <include/linux/proc_fs.h> since
Linux v5.6+.
In older kernels, file_operations structure is used for custom hooks in
/proc file system. However, it contains some members that are unnecessary
in VFS, and every time VFS expands file_operations set, /proc code comes
bloated.
On the other hand, not only the space, but also some operations were
saved by this structure to improve its performance.
This changes the layout to use the default font size with a reasonable
max width and margins around the body. Elements that would overflow on
narrow displays are changed to wrap (.author) or present a scroll bar as
necessary (figure, .verbatim, .fancyvrb). The properties on html and
body are set such that there is no full-document vertical scrolling.
Inline math is displayed in the same size as the surrounding text.
For the example module hello_5, the book showed the incorrect output
in corresponding with its execution results.
In addition, this patch changes from myintArray[2] = {-1, -1} to
myintArray[2] = {420, 420}, which help the readers distinguish from
the kernel messages.
