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Welcome to Atlas

Atlas provides a navigable view into the internal workings of this repository a mix of experiments, low-level prototypes, and assorted systems code. Nothing here is arranged for show; directories reflect the actual structure of the work: boot code, small utilities, test rigs, hardware notes, and fragments that existed solely to answer a technical question at the time. Use the explorer to move through the tree and inspect individual projects. Atlas will also show you the README files and notes put on each folder. Some folders contain complete tools; others hold only a few lines of code or a build script used once and kept for reference. Treat this space as a working archive rather than a polished product. If you are looking for items that don’t fit neatly into source control such as binary dumps, temporary artifacts, and other debris go to ext/JunkDrawer. Directory Overview * arch/ Architecture-specific code and boot experiments * systems/ OS-specific tools and tests * usr/ User-space utilities * lab/ Scratch work, prototypes, small experiments * misc/ One-off fragments, language tests, and assorted files * ext/ External libraries and third-party components * doc/ Notes, references, and assorted documentation * tools/ Build helpers and maintenance utilities * log/ Git logs, Journals and build notes. Mainly for record keeping. Atlas Features Tho Atlas looks simple at first glance, it has some useful features to help you navigate the repository such as: * Quick Github Links: When any file is open you can jump to its Github page by clicking the View on GitHub button at the top right. * Markdown Rendering: README files and notes are rendered in HTML for easier reading. * Line Numbering: Code files show line numbers to help you reference specific parts of the code. * RAW View: You can view the raw text of any file by clicking the View RAW button next to the Github link. * Similar File Search: When viewing a file, you can search on github for files with a similar file name by clicking the Search Similar Files button. Note: Atlas is a work in progress and may have some rough edges. Atlas also can not open raw or large files, therefore it will show a message when it encounters such files.

* .vscode/ * CREDITS.txt * Kconfig * LICENSE.txt * Makefile * Nbuild * README.md * README.txt * SECURITY-PATCHES.txt * arch/ * basic_install.sh * doc/ * ext/ * lab/ * lib/ * logs/ * lore/ * misc/ * sbin/ * systems/ * toolkits/ * tools/ * typos.toml * usr/

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