Changes between Version 28 and Version 29 of WikiStart

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Nov 25, 2009, 1:29:12 PM (14 years ago)

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becoulet

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 = What is MutekH =
 
-[http://www.mutek.fr/ MutekH] is a portable operating system for embedded platforms. MutekH is a set of libraries built on top of the Hexo exo-kernel. The exo-kernel can be seen as an Hardware Abstration Layer (HAL) used to address platform and processors specific implementations. MutekH is fully configurable to match every application needs.
+[http://www.mutek.fr/ MutekH] is a portable operating system for embedded platforms originally developped at the [http://www-soc.lip6.fr/ SoC] department of the [http://www.lip6.fr/ LIP6] Laboratory ([http://www.upmc.fr/ Université Pierre et Marie Curie] in Paris).
 
-Hexo currently support these platforms:
- * [wiki:Arch/Soclib Soclib] platform with Arm, Mips and Ppc multiprocessor support
+MutekH is a set of libraries built on top of the Hexo exo-kernel. The exo-kernel can be seen as an Hardware Abstration Layer (HAL) used to address platform and processors specific implementations. MutekH is fully configurable to match every application needs.
+
+It currently support these platforms:
+ * [wiki:Arch/Soclib Soclib] based platforms with Arm, Mips and Ppc multiprocessor support
  * [wiki:Arch/IbmPc Pc platform] with x86 multiprocessor support
  * [wiki:Arch/Emu Unix processes] (kernel and application run as standalone unix process)
  * [wiki:Arch/Simple Simple platforms] bare CPU with hardware (i.e. microcontrollers)
+
+List of major contributors is available [wiki:Contributors here].
+
+= Getting started =
+
+The following ressources are available to try MutekH easily:
+
+ * The [wiki:QuickStartUnix MutekH as Unix process quick start guide] is a step by step guide to run MutekH embedded in a GNU/Linux or !MacOs user process.
+ * The [wiki:QuickStartSoclib MutekH quick start guide for SoCLib platform] is a step by step guide to run MutekH on the Soclib multi-processor hardware simulator.
+ * The [https://www.soclib.fr/trac/dev/wiki/LiveCd SoCLib livecd] provided some sample platforms and applications based on older MutekH revisions.
+
+More advanced topics are available:
+
+ * [wiki:UsingMutek/Sam7 Using MutekH on a AT91SAM7] Arm microcontroller based platform.
+
+= Detailed features =
 
 Several modules are available:
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  * MJPEG and Theora multi-processor video decoder (multi-processors)
  * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doom_%28video_game%29 Doom] video game with network multiplayer support
+ * Various application using the [http://www.lua.org Lua] script engine
 
 = Documentation =
 
+Quickstart and tutorial documents:
+
  * [wiki:QuickStartSoclib MutekH quick start guide for SoCLib platform]
+ * [PortingYourApp Porting your application]
+ * [wiki:UsingMutek/Sam7 Using MutekH on a AT91SAM7]
+
+Developper documentation:
+
  * [http://www.mutek.fr/www/mutekh_api/ MutekH API reference manual]
  * Using the BuildSystem
  * [NewDriver Adding a driver], or [NewDriverClass adding a new driver class]
- * [PortingYourApp Porting your application]
- * [wiki:UsingMutek/Sam7 Using MutekH on a AT91SAM7]
  * Usage of IntegerTypes in MutekH
 
-= Get the source =
+= Getting the source =
 
-Source code can be downloaded from the svn source tree:
+MutekH is being actively developped, now tarball releases are available yet.
+
+Last source code can be downloaded from the svn source tree:
 
 {{{
-svn co -r 1024 https://www-asim.lip6.fr/svn/mutekh/trunk/mutekh
+svn co https://www-asim.lip6.fr/svn/mutekh/trunk/mutekh
 }}}
-