Difference between revisions of "MansOS"
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MansOS is an operating system for wireless sensor networks. |
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| ⚫ | MansOS is a branch from LiteOS operating system because it shares several defining characteristics. MansOS like LiteOS is designed to be easily adopted by the system designers and IT community familiar with C and C++ languages and Unix operating system concepts. The goal is to avoid the steep learning curve present in some other specialized operating systems. |
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Key concepts common with LiteOS: |
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Additional key aspects specific to MansOS: |
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* MansOS is designed to be easily portable to new platforms |
* MansOS is designed to be easily portable to new platforms |
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* MansOS enforces the hardware abstraction in three layers: HPL, HAL, and HIL at a mote level, ensuring clear interface for ease of portability to other platforms |
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* The focus during the development should be the whole system - a collection of mote entities rather than a single mote |
* The focus during the development should be the whole system - a collection of mote entities rather than a single mote |
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=== Internals === |
=== Internals === |
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* [[MansOS_Sources | Source code]] |
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* [[MansOS_Kernel | Kernel]] |
* [[MansOS_Kernel | Kernel]] |
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* [[MansOS_File_System | File system]] |
* [[MansOS_File_System | File system]] |
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Revision as of 18:59, 4 May 2008
MansOS is an operating system for wireless sensor networks.
MansOS is a branch from LiteOS operating system because it shares several defining characteristics. MansOS like LiteOS is designed to be easily adopted by the system designers and IT community familiar with C and C++ languages and Unix operating system concepts. The goal is to avoid the steep learning curve present in some other specialized operating systems.
Key concepts common with LiteOS:
- MansOS is adopting programming in C and (eventually) C++, known to many people
- MansOS is treating a sensor network using Unix-like command tools and resources
- MansOS enables thread-like programming environment
Additional key aspects specific to MansOS:
- MansOS is designed to be easily portable to new platforms
- MansOS enforces the hardware abstraction in three layers: HPL, HAL, and HIL at a mote level, ensuring clear interface for ease of portability to other platforms
- The focus during the development should be the whole system - a collection of mote entities rather than a single mote
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