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Designed for use in embedded devices the mGSTEP libraries implement a subset of NeXT's OPENSTEP specification which has evolved into Apple's Cocoa Objective-C frameworks. The internal graphics rasterization supports rendering to an X11 or Linux frame-buffer based GUI.

...IpWay/HOST is characterized by high portability, compact size, copyless feature (also for TCP applications) and Checksum offload. Moreover, IpWay offers a 100% compatibility with AUTOSAR MCAL versions 4.13 and 4.2.x. IpWayStudio is a free ARM development environment based on Open Source tools and components. It has been created in order to support the development of IpWay itself and is now available as a free download. Everything is required to start working with IpWay is encapsulated in a single download. It takes just two minutes to have your development board working with IpWay.

Tool to create SVF files from HEX files for Atmel microcontrollers, similar to the closed-source avrsvf.exe application available from Atmel. You should be able to compile the tool on any platform with a C compiler, like Linux, Mac OS X, FreeBSD.

This is the community driven variant of StarterWare(tm) 2.0.x by Texas Instruments, a collection of example source codes, headers, and basic implementations for AM335X-based hardware (like the BeagleBone Black, the PocketBeagle or the OSD335x SiP). The aim of this project is to add features and functionalities faster than TI is able to do that and to get a high-quality package for easy bare metal programming on such Sitara-based devices.

Deprecated - see new repository in GitHub instead: https://github.com/openeventmachine/em-odp Open Event Machine (OpenEM or EM) is an architectural abstraction and framework of an event driven multicore optimized processing concept originally developed for networking. It offers an easy programming concept for scalable and dynamically load balanced multicore data plane applications with a very low overhead run-to-completion principle. EM can run on bare metal for best performance or under an operating system with special arrangements. This release of the Open Event Machine contains the EM API as well as an example implementation for Intel multicore CPUs. !!! NOTE !!! Release version numbering scheme changed: after v1.5 follows v1.1.0, where 1.1 reflects the used OpenEM API version.

LabMonkey is a collection of designs for embedded devices which can be networked together to provide a range of automation, data logging and signal processing functions. A key design objective is to use as little dedicated hardware as possible for communication between nodes in the network, and to be able to adapt the network topology in real-time so as to minimize the occurrence of collisions between packets. To achieve this, a protocol has been designed specifically for the task, and...

nano-X on android system, c/c++ implementation of the android system

Open source firmware for navigation devices using OpenStreetMap as primary maps source.

New Linux distribution aimed at Openmoko Freerunner

This project contains the material discussed in my PhD dissertation, entitled "Hardware/Software Design of Dynamic Real-Time Schedulers for Embedded Multiprocessor Systems." The source code is available in the SVN repository: https://sourceforge.net/p/xrt/code/6/tree/trunk/ and consists in two folders: 1) /X-RT : A portable multiprocessor scheduling framework supporting scheduling periodic real-time tasks according to the G-EDF (Global Earliest Deadline First) scheduling platform. Current version supports major POSIX systems (Linux, QNX). 2) Hardware_GEDF_Scheduler: is a hardware implementation in VHDL (targeting FPGAs) of the G-EDF multiprocessor scheduling policy.