8 | | Hexo has been ported on several hardware platforms |
9 | | * MIPS processor based MPSoCs architectures modeled with SoCLib |
10 | | * PPC processor based MPSoC architectures modeled with SoCLib |
11 | | * PC plalforms using multi-cores x86 processors |
| 9 | Hexo has been ported on several platforms: |
| 10 | * MIPS processor based MPSoCs architectures modeled with SoCLib. |
| 11 | * PPC processor based MPSoC architectures modeled with SoCLib. |
| 12 | * Multi-processors x86 based PC plalforms. |
| 13 | * Runs wrapped in a linux process on x86 and x86-64 platforms. |
13 | | The libraries currently available are : |
14 | | * Native Posix Threads (libpthread) |
15 | | * Standard C library (libc) |
16 | | * TCP/IP protocol stack (libnetwork) |
| 15 | Currently available libraries are: |
| 16 | * Several devices drivers for PC and SoCLib platforms. |
| 17 | * Native Posix Threads implementation (libpthread). |
| 18 | * Standard C library implementation (libc). |
| 19 | * File systems support (libvfs) along with file system drivers like vfat. |
| 20 | * TCP/IP protocol stack (libnetwork). |
| 21 | * The famous [http://www.lua.org lua] lightweight script language interpreter (liblua). |
| 22 | * A [http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/libtermui/ terminal user interface library] with history and completion (libtermui). |