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feat(awkernel_userland): userland is both library and binary - #767
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Description
This PR builds on top of #742
Now, the
userlandpackage is renamed toawkernel_userlandpackage. It is both a library crate and a binary crate. If you inspect theuserland/main.rsfile, you will see that it simply calls touserland::run, which is described inuserland/lib.rs.In this way, third-party userlands (like the one in the
userland_extern_template/folder) can use the base userland and extend it with extra tasks and functions without having to duplicate code nor modify the repository's userland.Let me know what you think!
How was this PR tested?
scripts/ci.shpasses on my machine.userlandand the exampleuserland_extern_templatecrates.