Kernelcode
Kernelcode is an open-source kernel project and development toolkit designed to explore modular operating system design and high-performance kernel subsystems. The project provides a reference kernel implementation, a build and test toolchain, and documentation intended for students, researchers, and hobbyist developers. It emphasizes portability, observability, and extensibility, with an architecture that supports multiple hardware platforms and experimentation with subsystem boundaries.
Originating from a collaboration among university researchers and independent developers in the 2010s, Kernelcode has evolved
Design and architecture: Kernelcode follows a modular monolithic kernel model featuring a core kernel with dynamically
Key features include a POSIX-like user space interface, a built-in debugging and tracing framework, and tooling
Status and reception: Kernelcode remains under active development with an international contributor base. It is commonly