miserv
miserv is a Linux kernel module that provides a mechanism for user-space applications to directly interact with hardware devices. It operates by creating a virtual device interface within the kernel that can be accessed through the `/dev` filesystem. This allows applications to bypass traditional kernel drivers and communicate with hardware more efficiently, especially for tasks requiring low latency or high throughput.
The primary purpose of miserv is to facilitate custom hardware control and development. Instead of writing
miserv typically involves defining a set of operations that a user-space application can perform on the virtual
While miserv offers performance benefits and development flexibility, it also carries increased risks. Direct hardware access