Search Results for "low level"

...Maintained by AzkaDev, the guide collects educational materials, links, and code snippets that walk learners through each major component of OS development—from bootloaders to kernel structures and system calls. While still evolving, the guide acts as a roadmap and inspiration hub for those wanting to explore low-level systems programming with a hands-on approach.

...High-Speed external PAC-PLL hardware option with digital DSP link. Based on several hardware options it supports a commercially available DSP hardware and provided also Open Source Code for all the low level signal processing tasks and instrument controls in a most flexible and adaptable manner. All latest software is available via github.com/pyzahl/Gxsm4 (source code) or as binary for Ubuntu on https://launchpad.net/~totto/+archive/ubuntu/gxsm

This project has been moved to http://pros.cs.purdue.edu/ PROS is a lightweight and fast alternative operating system for the VEX Cortex Microcontroller. It features multitasking, low-level control, and Wiring compatible functions to harness the full power of the Cortex. With a real-time kernel based on FreeRTOS and a development environment built on Eclipse CDT, PROS uses proven software to increase the reliability and usability of the VEX development system across all three major computing platforms. PROS is currently under active development to make it usable for VEX high school and middle school teams. ...

NutsOS is a small monolithic operating system running on 32-bit processor. It is written in C and assembler and was created in order to learn the low-level programming and know the basic concepts of operating systems.

libosdk stands for operating system development kit, which is simply a library containing low-level architecture dependent assembly procedures you can use to develop your own os without using assembly language or even know about it.

A lightweight, simple and easy to use embedded system task scheduler. RataOS is written as a high level C, with a simple HAL & API structure, allowing it to be ported between embedded devices easily.

Software repository of the hack://src project. Includes security related software for crypto, vulnerability/patch notification & management, and ultra low level system access for stealth forensics & intrusion detection or malware removal.

Low-level processor benchmark for x86 and amd64 processors: measures exact latency and throughput for each assembly instruction, and automatically finds execution units. Special focus on SIMD (MMX, SSE) instructions.

Affnity is a hobby operating system, to help it's developer(s) understand the concepts of operating systems development and low level programming in C, C++, assembly.

This project is aimed at making a generic hard disk manager which can work on any type of hard disk irrespective of its company and make. It should provide all the basic functions of a DM like low level format, zero fill etc.

dr'ex is a GPLed exokernel written in C/asm for the IA32 architecture. Simple but powerful code, low level user interface and hardware resource management at user level are the main architecture goals.

libosdk stands for operating system development kit, which is simply a library containing low-level architecture dependent assembly procedures you can use to develop your own os without using assembly language or even know about it.

OSLib is a collection of low level functions aimed to help programmers in developing system software, ranging from small programs for embedded systems to complex Operating System kernels.

Tesoro is an open source operating system project fully written in x86 Assembler language. The architecture is partially based on some QNX ideas and some fresh ideas. It combines low level assembler coding (e.g. microkernel with extremely fast task switch

BiosDiskIO is a library of Int 13h PC BIOS Disk Operations. The primary purpose is to provide quick-and-dirty access to low-level disk services, especially for file system developers and forensic analysts.

Nano Kernel Engines Projejct is to provide a set of low level CPU engines for advanced operating system research and development. The CPU being covered are MIPS, PowerPC, x86, ARM, xScales and advanced network processors.