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The Pip protokernel
troll-rs
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[package]
[package]
name
=
"
orc
-rs"
name
=
"
troll
-rs"
version
=
"0.1.0"
version
=
"0.1.0"
edition
=
"2021"
edition
=
"2021"
authors
=
[
"Michaël Hauspie <michael.hauspie@univ-lille.fr>"
,
"Damien Amara <damien.amara@univ-lille.fr"
,
"Gilles Grimaud <gilles.grimaud@univ-lille.fr>"
]
authors
=
[
"Michaël Hauspie <michael.hauspie@univ-lille.fr>"
,
"Damien Amara <damien.amara@univ-lille.fr"
,
"Gilles Grimaud <gilles.grimaud@univ-lille.fr>"
]
license-file
=
"LICENSE"
license-file
=
"LICENSE"
description
=
"A tool to help creating and building a
Orc R
elocatable
Code file
"
description
=
"A tool to help creating and building a
Troll r
elocatable
binary
"
repository
=
"https://gitlab.univ-lille.fr/2xs/pip/
pip-tool
.git"
repository
=
"https://gitlab.univ-lille.fr/2xs/pip/
troll-rs
.git"
homepage
=
"https://gitlab.univ-lille.fr/2xs/pip/
pip-tool
"
homepage
=
"https://gitlab.univ-lille.fr/2xs/pip/
troll-rs
"
readme
=
"README.md"
readme
=
"README.md"
[[bin]]
[[bin]]
path
=
"src/main.rs"
path
=
"src/main.rs"
name
=
"
orc
-rs"
name
=
"
troll
-rs"
[dependencies]
[dependencies]
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#
Orc
Relocatable
Code tool
#
Troll : Tiny
Relocatable
Object file format
`
orc
-rs`
is a command to ease the process of developping (in rust) a piece of software that can be
`
troll
-rs`
is a command to ease the process of developping (in rust) a piece of software that can be
build to a
n Orc Relocatable Code
file format, a lightweight, binary, relocatable code format that
build to a
Trol
file format, a lightweight, binary, relocatable code format that
can be executed from any address on an ARM Thumb architecture with flash memory.
can be executed from any address on an ARM Thumb architecture with flash memory.
# Installation
# Installation
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[
Rust
](
https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started
)
environnement and install it using
[
Rust
](
https://www.rust-lang.org/learn/get-started
)
environnement and install it using
```
sh
```
sh
cargo
install
orc
-rs
cargo
install
troll
-rs
```
```
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To start working on a new project, you simply have to call
To start working on a new project, you simply have to call
```
```
orc
-rs new PATH_TO_NEW_FOLDER
troll
-rs new PATH_TO_NEW_FOLDER
```
```
`
orc
-rs`
will create your folder by cloning our template (hosted at
`
troll
-rs`
will create your folder by cloning our template (hosted at
https://gitlab.univ-lille.fr/2xs/pip/
orc
-template)
https://gitlab.univ-lille.fr/2xs/pip/
troll
-template)
You can then have a look at the
`README.md`
file in the newly created folder to get the instructions
You can then have a look at the
`README.md`
file in the newly created folder to get the instructions
for starting your own application.
for starting your own application.
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