ACORN kernel

micro kernel in assembler for AVR devices

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ACORN is a micro kernel for ATMEL Tiny/Mega/XMega 8-bit MCU. It is written in Assembler and incorporates the basic micro OS primitives like - preemptive multitasking,event dispatching,sleep and synchronization.
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