Contributing to sanos

You can download the all the source for sanos from the download page or get the latest modifications here. If you want to contribute to Sanos you can use the public git repository from the sanos project on GitHub.

You can get a local copy of the public sanos git repository with this command:

git clone https://github.com/ringgaard/sanos.git

Please send me an e-mail if you want to check in code to the repository. I try to keep the master branch in sync with my local repository, so please check in new code to separate branches. I'll then merge these changes into the master branch.

Contributions to sanos

The sanos kernel is written by Michael Ringgaard
The pcnet32 driver is written by Søren Gjesse
The heap allocator is a port of dlmalloc by Doug Lea
The TCP/IP network stack is a port of lwIP by Adam Dunkels
The DHCP module is a port of the lwIP DHCP module by Leon Woestenberg
The DNS resolver is a port of ISC BIND lwres
The kernel timer implementation is a port of Finn Arne Gangstads kernel timer implementation
The tulip, rtl8139, and eepro100 network drivers are ported from Linux (Donald Becker)
The win32 exception handling has been ported from WINE (Turchanov Sergey, Alexandre Julliard, and Jon Griffiths)
The math assembler routines have been ported from Al Maromaty's free C Runtime Library
The random device driver by Theodore Ts'o has been ported from Linux.
The inflate decompression routines has been ported from zlib (Jean-loup Gailly and Mark Adler)
The FTP daemon is derived from Troll FTP server (Arnt Gulbrandsen)
The regex library has been ported from Henry Spencer's regex libray
The C compiler has been ported from Tiny C (Fabrice Bellard)
The assembler has been ported from NASM (Julian Hall et al.)
The UK key bindings has been donated by Thierry Supplisson.
The shell parser has been derived from software contributed to Berkeley by Kenneth Almquist