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ToaruOS is a "complete" operating system for x86-64 PCs and experimental support for ARMv8. While many independent, hobby, and research OSes aim to experiment with new designs, ToaruOS is intended as an educational resource, providing a representative microcosm of functionality found in major desktop operating systems. The OS includes a kernel, bootloader, dynamic shared object linker, C standard library, its own composited windowing system, a dynamic bytecode-compiled programming language,...

...It was formerly known as Graphene, but the project renamed to Gramine to avoid naming conflicts and to reflect its broader ambition beyond the original research prototype. The idea is that instead of running a full guest OS in a VM, you embed your application inside Gramine, which handles the system-call interface, process and thread management, file system, and network abstractions — everything the application expects — but strips out the overhead and complexity of a full OS stack. One particularly strong use-case is confidential computing: Gramine supports Intel® SGX enclaves, allowing applications to run inside hardware-protected memory regions even while using standard Linux binaries with minimal porting effort.

Small but efficient communication library that allows your sketches the interfacing with Siemens PLC. Works starting from Arduino UNO with the W5100 ethernet shield.

...Stereo and mono sound output is supported via a slightly customized version of libsoundio 2.0. Audio clips can have arbitrary channel counts, and can be queued for streaming or dynamic music. CA contains a very simple embedded VM for running custom signal processors, allowing you to add custom DSP code (currently assembly language only) without compiling native code. Errors are reported using well-documented negative return codes, and CA attempts to handle expected errors gracefully.

bigz is the continuation of an old BigNum project that started its life as a joined INRIA & Dec project in 1989. The current version includes many fixes and improvements. Although not as efficient as, say gmp, it is very small, reasonably efficient and extremely portable.

C code and DLL (with sample project) with library libarchive and GNU tar 1.34 to list, update, delete, extract and create latest GNU tar files uncompressed or compressed with gzip, gzip2, gzip2 multi-thread, bzip2, bzip3, bzip3 multi-thread, lzip, lzop, lzop2, lzop2 multi-thread, lz4, lz5 multi-thread, lzma, brotli, brotli2 multi-thread, Zstandard, xz , the old Unix compression utility 'compress' (.Z) , compress2 multi-thread (.Z2), zip, 7zip and many more formats with full Unicode support when creating and extracting files in windows, compiled with mingw, notice that we have developed a replacement for tar when running in windows with support to file attributes, it is extensible without breaking compatibility with older files, this means that if in the future we add new features to the format it still will be able to extract older VAL files, this is the recommended mode to be used, the extension is .val, support to AES 256, RC4, Serpent, MARS, RC6 and TWOFISH encryption

tinygl is a lightweight, software-based OpenGL implementation originally written by Fabrice Bellard and modified here for modern learning and development purposes. It implements a subset of OpenGL 1.x features and provides a minimal yet functional rendering pipeline with no reliance on graphics hardware. tinygl is an ideal resource for educational purposes, embedded development, or rendering in software-only environments. Its simplicity and compact codebase allow developers to study how 3D...

Project aims to implement a C-like language interpreter with small code and memory footprint for 32bit microcontrollers. At the time of writing, parser code size for Cortex-M3 is less than 10K and VM is less than 3K. RAM requirements mostly depend on code size and complexity, but few kilobytes should be enough to handle most reasonably simple cases. Parser and VM are written with code size priority, not security. Project should not be used to run code (and bytecode) from untrusted sources.