IncludeOS

IncludeOS is an includeable, minimal library operating system for C++ services running in the cloud or on devices. Starting a program with #include <os>, will literally include a whole little operating system into your service during link-time.

For more information: Visit our website, check out the project on GitHub or come chat with us on Slack!

Contents:

• Getting started
  • Set custom location and compiler
  • Install libraries
  • Testing the installation
  • Writing your first service
  • Testing the demo service
• Contributing to IncludeOS
  • Clone, edit and send us a pull request on GitHub
  • Issue tracker
  • Gitter chat
• Features
• Examples and libraries
  • Examples
  • Libraries
• NaCl - Not Another Configuration Language
  • Datatypes
  • Typed objects
  • Untyped objects
  • Functions
• Using memdisks
  • Adding a memdisk
  • Using a memdisk
• Security
• More information
  • CppCon September 2017
  • Official YouTube channel for IncludeOS, 2017
  • C++ Weekly October 3, 2016
  • CppCon September 19, 2016
  • CppCast July 14, 2016
• FAQ
  • Will IncludeOS run on ARM?
• Deeper understanding
  • The build process
  • The x86 boot process
  • Fun with Guns and Knives
  • Jenkins CI
• Publications
  • Initial IncludeOS paper, 2015
  • Motivating paper, 2013
• Roadmap
  • Current goal
• Acknowledgements
  • SanOS
  • Oslo and Akershus University College of Applied Science
  • Contributors
  • Master’s students
  • Others