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# Gila v0.3.1 - a Rust Microkernel
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Gila is a Rust microkernel OS, inspired by the Xinu embedded OS, as well as Linux. I aim to implement multitasking and different users for processes, and eventually a filesystem. I do not aim to make it POSIX-compatible, but it will likely end up sharing many features with POSIX operating systems.
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## Development
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Information on the build system, repo structure, features, configuration options, supported architectures, design philosophies, and more, is available in the [docs](docs/) folder. If you want to build Gila for yourself, consider reading [DEVELOPMENT.md](docs/DEVELOPMENT.MD) for explicit instructions.
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## Features
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### Complete
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- Builds for `aarch64`, `riscv64`, `x86_64`, and `loongarch64`
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- Valid Limine kernel
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- Boots on `x86_64` (both UEFI and BIOS)
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- Kernel command line parameters
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- initramfs loading
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- Logging
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- Serial output
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### In-Progress
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- Display console
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- Serial console
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- Device discovery & APIs
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- Power management
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- Paging
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- initramfs decompression & manifest parsing
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### Future/Desired
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- Userspace binaries/processes
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- Interprocess communication
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- Driver server interface
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- Interrupts and timers
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- Context switching
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- Process scheduling
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- System calls (multi-convention?)
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- Capability access control
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- Simultaneous multiprocessing support
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- Hypervisor functionality
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### Additional Future Features (Userspace)
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- Device drivers
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- Filesystem drivers
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- Shell
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- Standard system API
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- Rust and C stdlib port
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- Display/windowing
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- Application sandboxing
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## Licensing
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Licensed under the GNU Public License v3. See [LICENSE](LICENSE) for details.
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## Credits
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The linker script stuff is from [limine-rust-template](https://github.com/jasondyoungberg/limine-rust-template),
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which is available under the BSD 0-Clause License.
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