diff --git a/ports/atomvm/README.txt b/ports/atomvm/README.txt index c12310a..77b327e 100644 --- a/ports/atomvm/README.txt +++ b/ports/atomvm/README.txt @@ -1,40 +1,40 @@ ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -Library: Atomvn -Author: Natie van Rooyen -License: BSD Revised - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -Atomvm is a tiny virtual machine that can run on Windows inside an IDE with a -debugger like Microsoft Visual C++ Express. The primary purpose of this virtual -machine is for the evaluation of Real Time Operating Systems (like atomthreads) -and the development and testing of modules for this Real Time Operating System -in a user friendly environment. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -BUILDING THE SOURCE - -To test this project, just add all the files from the “atomthreads/kernel” -directory and the “atomthreads/ports/atomvm” directory as well as the test -program “atomthreads/ports/atomvm/test/main.c” to your project. Add both the -before mentioned directories to the include paths of your project and compile. - -Atomvm was designed for multi core systems but also runs fine on any single -core system. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -RUNNING THE TESTS - -The test, main.c, is intentioned to stress the virtual machine as opposed to -testing the Real Time Operating System. However, this test can also run the -unit tests of atomthreads by using the preprocessor directive "UNIT_TESTS" and -linking in the desired unit test into the project. - ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -FINALLY - -Good luck, but most of all, have fun!! +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +Library: Atomvn +Author: Natie van Rooyen +License: BSD Revised + +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +Atomvm is a tiny virtual machine that can run on Windows inside an IDE with a +debugger like Microsoft Visual C++ Express. The primary purpose of this virtual +machine is for the evaluation of Real Time Operating Systems (like atomthreads) +and the development and testing of modules for this Real Time Operating System +in a user friendly environment. + +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +BUILDING THE SOURCE + +To test this project, just add all the files from the "atomthreads/kernel" +directory and the "atomthreads/ports/atomvm" directory as well as the test +program "atomthreads/ports/atomvm/test/main.c" to your project. Add both the +before mentioned directories to the include paths of your project and compile. + +Atomvm was designed for multi core systems but also runs fine on any single +core system. + +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +RUNNING THE TESTS + +The test, main.c, is intentioned to stress the virtual machine as opposed to +testing the Real Time Operating System. However, this test can also run the +unit tests of atomthreads by using the preprocessor directive "UNIT_TESTS" and +linking in the desired unit test into the project. + +--------------------------------------------------------------------------- + +FINALLY + +Good luck, but most of all, have fun!!