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Codezero Microkernel

What is Codezero?

Codezero is an L4 microkernel that has been written from scratch. It targets embedded systems and its purpose is to act as a secure embedded hypervisor. It aims to become the most modern L4 implementation by evolving the L4 microkernel API into the future. In a nutshell, Codezero provides all the basic mechanism to abstract away the hardware, build OS services, isolate applications and fine-grained security in a single package.

Why the name Codezero?

The project philosophy is to create the simplest and leanest microkernel that is generic and applicable to many different applications. Feature creep is what we don't have in Codezero. Simple, elegant design is the project philosophy.

What is the license?

The current release is distributed under GNU General Public License Version 3.

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