A
- ADB(Android Debug Bridge)
B
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Build artifacts
Files generated by code compilation.
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Bssid(Basic Service Set Identifier)
Typically refers to the MAC address of a wireless access point (AP, Access Point).
C
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CA(Client Application)
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CPC(Cross Processor Communication)
F
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FB (Frame Buffer)
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FS(File System)
G
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GIC(Generic Interrupt Controller)
Generic Interrupt Controller, primarily used in ARM-A and ARM-R series processors.
H
- HCI(Host Controller Interface)
I
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IRQ(Interrupt request)
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IPC(Inter-Process Communication)
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ISR(Interrupt Service Routine)
L
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LCDC(LCD Control)
LCD control signals.
M
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MMIO(Memory Mapped Input Output)
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MTD(Memory Technology Device)
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MCU(Microcontroller Unit)
N
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NVIC(Nested Virtual Interrupt Controller)
Nested Vectored Interrupt Controller, used for managing interrupts and exceptions, primarily in ARM-M series processors.
O
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OpenAMP(Open Asymmetric Multi-Processing)
Open Asymmetric Multi-Processing library, implementing Remoteproc and VirtIO-based RPMsg.
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OPTEE(Open Portable Trusted Execution Environment)
Open Portable Trusted Execution Environment.
P
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PCI(Peripheral Component Interconnect)
A peripheral bus interconnection protocol widely used across various platforms.
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PLIC(Platform-Level Interrupt Controller)
Platform-Level Interrupt Controller, similar to GIC, mainly used for interrupt management in RISC-V platforms.
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PMU (Performance Monitor Unit)
Performance Monitor Unit.
R
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RAM(Random Access Memory)
Random Access Memory.
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RPMsg(Remote Processor Message)
A messaging mechanism for communication with remote processors.
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RTT(Real Time Transfer)
Segger's memory-based real-time data transfer solution.
S
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Screen Tearing
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Syslog
System log.
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SysView (SystemView)
SystemView is a real-time recording and visualization tool provided by Segger, designed to analyze and profile the behavior of embedded systems.
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SMP(Symmetric Multiprocessing)
T
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TEE(Trusted Execution Environment)
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TA(Trusted Application)
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TE(Tearing Effect)
Refers to the phenomenon of screen tearing when displaying fast-moving images on a monitor.
V
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VFS(Virtual File System)
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VirtIO(Virtual I/O)