This book is one of the "ARM Embedded Technology Series Tutorials." Using the JX2410 experimental system as the hardware platform, it provides a detailed explanation of the setup and use of the Tornado II development platform by Wind River Systems, covering all stages of typical application system development. Taking the S3C2410 processor as an example, combined with the structural features of ARM embedded processors, it describes how to port a BSP (Board Support Package) on Tornado II, starting from the most basic interrupt handling and timer processing to commonly used device drivers (such as serial port, keyboard, and network card drivers). It also covers the design and development of VxWorks applications. Additionally, from a practical application perspective, it introduces how to use Tornado II to debug VxWorks applications.

This book can serve as a practical tutorial for VxWorks beginners and also holds certain reference value for VxWorks developers.

The book covers all stages of system development using the Tornado development tools, from the basic installation and configuration of the Tornado development environment to project setup, BSP porting, driver and application development, and the use of Tornado debugging tools. It provides a detailed analysis of BSP porting on the JX2410 platform and explains the development of some typical drivers, including character devices, block devices, and network devices.