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Information for Developers

This section of the site features information for developers, both for those coming to Linux wireless for the first time as well as those who work with it a lot.

Developer Documentation

This section tries to organize documentation for new Linux wireless developers.

Development basics

Essential information on how to hack and contribute to Linux wireless

MailingLists - Subscribe to our mailing lists

Git-guide - learn to use git, emphasis on Linux wireless

Using sparse - learn to use sparse

IEEE-802.11 standards - standards we use and interpretations to help development

SubmittingPatches - guide on how to submit patches for Linux wireless work

Glossary - terms we use throughout the wiki you should be familiar with

Maintainers - maintainers of current wireless drivers and driver APIs

todo-list - Our current TODO list

Firmware versioning - Suggested firmware versioning rules

Other interesting information

Driver APIs

Here are all the driver APIs we use to write drivers in Linux:

Wireless-Extensions - old wireless driver framework

mac80211 - wireless driver API forSoftMAC devices

cfg80211 - new driver configuration API

nl80211 - new userspace kernelspace wireless driver communication transport

Hardware Specifications - specifications for chipsets we support or will support soon

Radiotap - For 802.11 frame injection/reception

Support for Android - if you want to know how to add support for Android

Howto modularize code - Examples of how we expect you to modularize code

802.11 Development process

Check out the 802.11 development process page for details of how patches get merged into Linux for 802.11 and what trees are used.

Stable monitor list

The stable-pending section is dedicated to the ensuring we propagate critical patches to the stable series of the Linux kernel. Use it to peg commits which you know are important to get merged.