New Open Source Project - LEO-sysgen

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Hi All,
 
This is Pranav Sahasrabudhe. This is my first Request to kernelnewbies@xxxxxxxxxxxx.
 
It gives me immense pleasure to declare that I have started development of new project called "Leo-Sysgen" & the project is now open to all the Open Source Community. The project can be found on the sourceforge.net at following URL: http://sourceforge.net/projects/leo-sysgen
 
This is to request all interested developers to please go through the "Readme.txt" attached herewith OR you can find it in the CVS options at the sourceforge.NET web Page.
 
All the interested delepolers are hereby requested to create & send their sourceforge.net login names in order to add them on official developers list of leo-sysgen.
 
Also you can subscribe to developer the mailing list at leo-sysgen-devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Here: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/leo-sysgen-devel
 
Currently the build in the packaged format is not available, it will be posted shortly after some stable development.
 
Looking forward for tremendous response with the new & innovative ideas, feedback, bugs & development.
 
Note: Please DO NOT Reply to this mail for queries.
Please send your mails to: leo.sysgen@xxxxxxxxx
 
Thanks & Regards,
Pranav Sahasrabudhe
Head, Open Source Division,
Vertex Infoservices (P) Ltd. Pune
pranav@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:::: Leo-sysgen Readme.txt ::::
=============================
Author: Pranav P. Sahasrabudhe
	M.E. CSE
	Head, Open Source Division
	Vertex Infoservice (P) Ltd. Pune

Introduction:
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This project is a pioneering effort towards combining the OSEK / VDX
(Open systems and the corresponding interfaces for automotive electronics)
specification & ECOS on Linux to provide an Open Source Implementation.

This file contains description of the leo-sysgen project & Technical FAQs.

This is a product in its initial cycles hence contains lots of bugs. Please go through the product.
You can modify the product,f ind the bugs, give suggestions on any of the part of the product.
Thanks.


Latest NEWS:
------------
The Source Code of the fisrt build released...

Latest Build File Name: Sysgen-0.0.2.tar

Features:
---------
Build: 0.0.1:
Object support for OS, TASKS & Messages
API Library for extended function conforming to OIL(OSEK Implementation Language)
Object support exteded to Alarms & conters


Pre-requisites:
---------------
1. Linux Box with Good hardware. ( I am using Intel Hardware.)
2. ECOS1.3 / ECOS2.0 or later and at least the system configured for Linux Synthetic Target.
3. GCC 3.4.4 or later.
Note: For more information visit: http://ecos.sourceware.org/
4. Serial / LAN connection if testing is to be carried out on real hardware
5. Some basic knowledge of OSEK / VDX spec is assumed.
Note: For more info visit: http://www.osek-vdx.org/

How To / FAQs:
--------------
1. Download the latest build.

2. You will find 4 folders as follows:
	st
	osekc
	ileotranslator
	aleotranslator
3. Also a sysgen1.cc File is there which combines/integrates all the translators in one.

4. The st folder contains Sample test files as follows:
	leoappl.oil -> Application Definition File
	leoimpl.oin -> Implementation Definition File
	leosmpls.oc -> Sample Program Source Code

5. How to compile the code?
Please find the file named "s" which is a source compilation script.
Note: You can compile the code step by step also by following same commands in the "s" file

6. How to run the Code:
E.g. 

$sysgen -i leoimpl.oil -a leoappl.oin -o leosmpls.oc
----> 	This produces osprop.h from Impl Def file, config.h from Appl def file & smpls.cc from 
      	sample program file.

$make INSTALL_DIR=/path/to/linux/synthetic/target's/install/dir
----> 	This produces the final executable binary file which can be run on the Linux Sythetic target machine.
	Also If you compile with any other hardware option the respective binary for that hardware will be produced.	

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Looking forward for more & more feedback/contribution/bugs from you.

Wish you a very very Happy Coding...

For more queries/bugs write to:
leo.sysgen@xxxxxxxxx or pranav@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

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