ReseaSDK 0.0.3

A software development kit for Resea

# Resea SDK
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A development tools for Resea.

## Installation
```
# pip3 install reseasdk
```

## Quickstart

### Building an OS
```
$ reseasdk new hello # create a project directory
$ cd hello # move into the created directory
$ edit config.release.yml # edit build config for building
$ reseasdk build # build
```

### Developing a application
```
$ edit package.yml # edit project configuration
$ reseasdk scaffold # generate boilerplate code
$ edit # write code
$ edit config.test.yml # edit build config for testing
$ reseasdk test # build and run tests
```

## Files
### package.yml
`package.yml` contains information for a package: name, type, required packages,
interface/data type/config definitions, etc.

- `early_startup: boolean`: It is mainly used in interface packages. If it is
`yes`, applications' `STARTUP()` which implement the interface package MUST
return. It is essential for fundamental applications such as timer device
drivers, memory manager and thread manager.

### config.yml
`config.*.yml` contains build configuration.
- `config.release.yml`: used in `build` command
- `config.test.yml`: used in `test` command
- `config.global.yml`: Default config applied to all packages. This file is used
in special libraries to define build rules.

#### Configration defined by SDK
- `BUILTIN_APPS`: A list of applications to be embeded in an executable.
- `TEST`: A boolean. If it is `yes`, SDK includes test code in an executable.
- `HAL`: HAL library.
- `STARTUP_WITH_THREAD`: If it is `yes`, Resea starts applications in a new
thread separately. If it is `no`, the application except `early_startup`
applications is started by calling `STARTUP()` directly. It is useful for
developing application for Arduino.

## Commands
### Creating new project
- **new**: create a project directory

### Building / Testing
- **sync:** download required packages and update build config
- **build:** build a executable
- **clean:** remove intermediate files such as `*.o`
- **test:** build and test an executable
- **log:** print kernel log omitted in tests

### Debugging
- **debug:** test an executable in a debugger
- **analyze:** analyze kernel log

### Misc.
- **search:** search for packages
- **release:** create new version
- **gendocs:** generate web pages from documentation and source code
- **scaffold:** generate boilerplates
- **scancode:** analyze source code