DiscoBSD 2.3 released: August 11, 2024 #18
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Just for clarification: I haven't actually contributed anything other than my wishes for the WeAct board platform support, all the hard work was done by @chettrick . |
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--- DiscoBSD 2.3 RELEASED ---
DiscoBSD 2.3 Released
August 11, 2024
DiscoBSD 2.3 is released.
This is the fourth official release of DiscoBSD, the multi-platform
2.11BSD-based Unix-like operating system for microcontrollers.
DiscoBSD 2.3 offers ports to two different microcontroller platforms:
microcontrollers from STMicroelectronics
microcontrollers from Microchip
DiscoBSD/stm32, unique only to DiscoBSD, offers a familiar BSD
environment on the many available STM32F4 development boards.
DiscoBSD/pic32, inherited from RetroBSD, offers a familiar BSD
environment on the many available PIC32MX7 development boards,
as well as full use with the included VirtualMIPS PIC32 simulator.
A nearly-complete development environment is included in DiscoBSD.
There are: various text editors and compilers, a MIPS assembler and
MIPS linker, and many more programming languages in addition to C
and asm, such as Scheme, BASIC, Forth, RetroForth, lex, yacc, and TCL.
Examples are provided in the file system at /usr/share/examples.
As a descendant of 2.11BSD, DiscoBSD inherits its strong BSD heritage.
The userland is powerful, full-featured, and comfortable to competent
UNIX users, as it is derived from the rich 4.3BSD-Tahoe userland, modern
implementations of classic utilities, and improvements along the way.
Install, build, and debug instructions can be found in the README files.
Significant Changes and Improvements
New Features in this Release
Filesystem
Build System
Continuing the overhaul of the source tree and build system.
Kernel
DiscoBSD/stm32 Specific Improvements
DiscoBSD/pic32 Specific Improvements
Bugfixes and Corrections
sprintf(3) -> snprintf(3) conversions.
Host Development Environment
While DiscoBSD is primarily developed and tested on OpenBSD,
Linux and FreeBSD are also supported as host environments.
These host development environments have been tested:
OpenBSD 7.3
OpenBSD 6.8
Ubuntu 23.04
Ubuntu 18.04
FreeBSD 13.2
Developers and Contributors this Release
Full Changelog
DISCOBSD_2_2...DISCOBSD_2_3
This discussion was created from the release DiscoBSD 2.3 released: August 11, 2024.
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