This repository contains various CAmkES applications, default configurations and testing scripts.
apps/ Example applications
configs/ Default configurations
test/ Testing scripts
This is not a standalone repository. Checkout the camkes-manifest repository or
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The applications in this repository are:
adder: demonstrates the use of dataport wrapper to pass pointers via CAmkES RPC
epit: demonstrates the use of CAmkES interrupt connector to receive hardware interrupts
exchangestring: demonstrates how to pass string arguments between components
filter: demonstrates the use of a component to filter communication
global-imports:
hierarchical-attributes:
hierarchical-components:
keyboard: demonstrates the use of IO ports and interrupts in a CAmkES component
lockserver: demonstrates how to use built-in mutex
multiassembly:
multiclient: domonstrates multiple clients sharing one connection
multiplier: demonstrates the use of arrays as arguments
mutex: demonstrates the use of user-defined connectors in CAmkES
picoserver-uboot: demonstrates the use of the libubootdrivers driver framework for use with picoserver, using an instance of the library in place of the Ethdriver component
rotate: demonstrates the use of user-defined types as the arguments of an interface
security-demo: demonstrates the use of multiple drivers within the libubootdrivers library (Ethernet, filesystem, USB) across multiple CAmkES components, transferring data (e.g. keystrokes read by the USB keyboard driver) between a high side and a low side via a ROT13 cipher, transmitting the encrypted characters across a network via Ethernet, and logging them to a filesystem on an SD card
swapcounter:
socket: demonstrates the use of user-defined dataports
structs: demonstrates the use of struct and array attributes
terminal: a prototype for a secure terminal system
uart: demonstrates how to access hardware device memory
uboot-driver-example: tests a range of drivers from the libubootdrivers driver library including clocks, SPI, LEDs, I2C, Ethernet, SD/MMC, USB, IOMUX, GPIO, and Filesystem.