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Directories: oskit/examples, oskit/examples/x86
Target: Various (See sub-directory READMEs)
Documentation: See header of individual examples.
Original Code Source: Flux Research Group, University of Utah
Description:
Toy example kernels for all the supported platforms.
Here is a brief breakdown of the examples:
Trivial programs good for demonstrating how to build and boot a kernel:
hello.c
multiboot.c
Very simple programs that demonstrate how to use basic components:
timer.c
mouse.c
more/gethostbyname.c
bmodfs.c
timer_com.c
video.c
Simple programs that demonstrate the use of more complex components:
tty.c
more/mmap_dev_mem.c
diskpart.c
blkio.c
fsread.c
more/diskpart2.c
Slightly more complex programs that use the network components:
socket_bsd.c
socket_com.c
pingreply.c
fudp.c
hpfq_udp.c
more/select.c
Slightly more complex programs that use the filesystem components:
linux_fs_com.c
netbsd_fs_com.c
more/netbsd_fs_posix.c
more/fsbmodmount.c
Slightly more complex programs that use various components:
anno_test.c
smp.c
more/timer_com2.c
more/socket_com2.c
more/dd.c
vgatest.c
POSIX threads programs, listed in order of increasing complexity:
dphils.c
quicksort.c
disktest.c
disknet.c
http_proxy.c
Misc programs
more/memtest.c
more/bufio_stream_recv.c
more/bufio_stream_send.c
more/uspf.c
more/spf.c
more/stream_netio.c
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