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Fábio Coutada
b7ec8e2c7b docs: kernel audit + implementation reports, testing guidelines refresh 2026-07-12 21:06:28 +01:00
Fábio Coutada
1483e5ba20 feat(kernel/vfs): T11 VFS sockets — socket filesystem integration 2026-07-12 21:06:27 +01:00
Fábio Coutada
4b44c66e8b feat(kernel/posix): T10 POSIX task management — process lifecycle ABI + partition graceful halt 2026-07-12 21:06:27 +01:00
Fábio Coutada
300acc7ec3 feat(kernel/mm): buddy allocator + kmem slab + list allocator with integration plan 2026-07-12 21:06:27 +01:00
Fábio Coutada
7983d7ffc3 fix(kernel): resolve armv7 linker errors, fix exceptions vector base address, and remove untracked conflicting files 2026-07-12 16:40:24 +01:00
Fábio Coutada
5606440114 docs: rewrite testing guidelines — accurate, comprehensive, actionable 
Major rewrite of TESTING_GUIDELINES.md based on audit of actual codebase:

Key corrections:
- uos-target.py is a target-definition validator, NOT a test orchestrator
- No in-kernel test harness exists (only inline smoke tests)
- No CI boot testing (only build verification)
- No kernel code coverage (only tool-level coverage)
- uos-cover tools ARE operational with 11 test files

New content:
- Current state vs planned state clearly separated
- Host-side testing (pytest) documented with examples
- Firmware testing with uos-check.sh documented
- Code coverage workflow with uos-cover tools
- Test environment requirements
- Risk-based test prioritization (P0-P3)
- Test categories (smoke, functional, regression, performance, stress, security)
- 5-phase roadmap: CI boot tests → test harness → coverage in CI → MC/DC → perf
- Appendices with file locations, CI status, common commands

Document now accurately reflects what exists and provides actionable guidance.
 2026-07-12 16:38:36 +01:00
Fábio Coutada
d914c4727d docs: add 12-month implementation roadmap for resolving stubs 2026-07-12 15:34:58 +01:00
Aurélio
acc2b7a432 docs: add Bootlin article on Rockchip recovery boot 
Reference for MaskROM mode, rockUSB protocol, and rkdeveloptool usage.
Relevant for future Rockchip platform support and recovery mechanisms.
 2026-07-12 12:44:36 +00:00
Fábio Coutada
7855eab092 feat(import): Complete PikeOS 5.0 ecosystem import from devvm-arch 
MAJOR MILESTONE: Successfully imported complete PikeOS 5.0 ecosystem
from Virtual Machine 100 (devvm-arch) on gigabyte Proxmox server.

Import Summary:
- Source Code: 4.3GB, 63,441 files, 14,829 C/C++/H files
- Documentation: 78MB, 37+ PDF manuals covering all PikeOS aspects
- XSD Schemas: 1.8MB, 158 schema files for configuration/code generation
- Test Framework: Complete TFW infrastructure in src/tfw/

Key Components:
✅ Multi-architecture kernels (ARM v7/v8, PowerPC e500/e500mc/e5500, x86_64)
✅ Core source libraries (libstand, ssw, p4ext)
✅ Complete test framework with executables, includes, libraries
✅ 37+ comprehensive PDF documentation (installation, development, platform manuals)
✅ 158 XSD schemas for Eclipse-based code generation and configuration
✅ AUTOSAR/MISRA safety-critical compliance foundation
✅ Hardware virtualization support
✅ Eclipse IDE project configuration (.project, .cproject)

Documentation Categories:
- Installation & User Guides (pikeos-installation-guide.pdf, user manuals)
- Development References (kernel, driver, test framework manuals)
- API & Programming (C/C++ environments, native API extensions)
- Platform Manuals (ARM, PowerPC, x86 specific guides)
- CDK Documentation (gcc, binutils, ld, cpp internals)
- Release Notes (all components for 5.0.3)
- Specialized Topics (hardware virtualization, POSIX compliance)

Technical Achievements:
✅ Complete PikeOS 5.0 codebase across multiple processor architectures
✅ Safety-critical foundation with AUTOSAR/MISRA compliance
✅ Eclipse IDE integration with XSD-driven code generation pipeline
✅ Comprehensive test framework for validation and verification
✅ Complete documentation covering development, deployment, and optimization

Extraction Method:
- Source: VM 100 (devvm-arch) on gigabyte server (192.168.0.104)
- Method: Direct LVM disk mount via losetup, rsync transfer
- Size: Total 4.4GB extracted and organized

Next Phases:
- Phase 3: XSD Workflow Analysis (Day 8-10)
- Phase 4: Safety Standards Compliance Documentation (Day 11-12)
- Phase 5: Component Categorization (Day 13-14)
- Phase 6: Aurelio Brain Test (Day 15)

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
 2026-07-06 21:01:41 +01:00