/* \mainpage ManuvrOS Documentation

It is being retained here for historical purposes. Please refer to the maintained version of this package.

A cross-platform real-time, event-driven "Operating System" for asynchronous applications. It was intended to make it easier to write asynchronous, cross-platform IoT applications. Despite the name, ManuvrOS was intended to abstract threading and platform-related differences, and can be used on top of another operating system (as is the case on linux).

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./doc: Location for generated documentation.

./lib: Third-party libraries required for a project.

./ManuvrOS: The ManuvrOS source code.

./tests: Automated tests.

./examples: Example projects.

./downloadDeps.sh A script to download dependencies.

The test-bench consists of these files. It was meant to run on linux with possible Raspberry Pi extensions. FirmwareDefs.h main.cpp Makefile

./downloadDeps.sh

make

make BOARD=RASPI

make DEBUG=1

make docs

make tests

make examples

Arduino support has been shelved for the moment due to restrictions in their build system. It may make a re-appearance in the future.

General issues and support goals are being tracked in Trello. https://trello.com/b/3COZhcRs

Original code is Apache 2.0.

Code adapted from others' work inherits their license terms, which were preserved in the commentary where it applies.

The ASCII art in this file was generated by this most-excellent tool.

cbor-cpp was hard-forked into Manuvr to resolve a standard library inclusion.

pcg-c-basic was hard-forked into Manuvr to grease build system options.

Some of the drivers are adaptations from other's open code. This is noted in each specific class so derived.

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