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{% assign tutorials = site.pages | where_exp: 'page', 'page.tutorial' | sort: 'tutorial-order' %}
This page collates all available tutorials on seL4 material.
mkdir sel4-tutorials-manifest
cd sel4-tutorials-manifest
repo init -u https://github.com/SEL4PROJ/sel4-tutorials-manifest
repo sync
The top of the source tree contains the kernel itself, and the tutorials are found in the subfolder: "projects/sel4-tutorials". The tutorial consists of some pre-written sample applications which have been deliberately half-written. You will be guided through filling in the missing portions, and thereby become acquainted with seL4. For each of the sample applications however, there is a completed solution that shows all the correct answers, as a reference.
When completing the tutorials you will be initialising and building your solutions with CMake. The general flow of completing a tutorial exercise involves:
# creating a Tutorial directory
mkdir tutorial
cd tutorial
# initialising the build directory with a tutorial exercise
../init --plat <platform> --tut <tutorial exercise>
# building the tutorial exercise
ninja
After initialising your directory you will be setup with half-written source for you to complete. Additinally, a build
directory will be created based on your directory name eg tutorial_build.
Your job is to follow the tutorial instructions to complete the application in the tutorial folder.
- The completed sample applications showing the solutions to the
tutorial challenges can be retrieved by initialsing a directory with the
--solutionargument e.g.../init --plat <platform> --tut <tutorial exercise> --solution
Before any other tutorial, do the hello-world tutorial:
{%- for t in tutorials %} {%- if t.tutorial-order contains '0-hello' %}
- {{t.title}} {{t.description}} {%- endif %} {%- endfor %}
which will ensure your setup is working correctly.
This set of tutorials are for people keen to learn about the base mechanisms provided by the seL4 kernel. You will learn about the kernel API through small exercises that show basic examples.
{% assign tutorials = site.pages | where_exp: 'page', 'page.tutorial' | sort: 'tutorial-order' %} {%- for t in tutorials %} {%- if t.tutorial-order contains 'mechanisms' %}
- {{t.title}} {{t.description}} {%- endif %} {%- endfor %}
This set of tutorials provides walkthroughs and exercises for using the dynamic libraries provided in [seL4_libs](TODO LINK). These libraries are provided as is, and have been developed for rapidly prototyping systems on seL4. They have not been through intensive quality assurance and do have bugs. Contributions are welcome.
{%- for t in tutorials %} {%- if t.tutorial-order contains 'dynamic' %}
- {{t.title}} {{t.description}} {%- endif %} {%- endfor %}
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The slide presentations to guide you through the tutorials are in the following files:
projects/sel4-tutorials/docs/seL4-Overview.pdf: This is an overview of the design and thoughts behind seL4, and we strongly recommend you read it before starting the tutorials.projects/sel4-tutorials/docs/seL4-APILib-details.pdf: This is the actual tutorial.
These tutorials get you started with our component system CAmkES, which is allows you to configure static systems through components. CAmkES generates the glue code for interacting with seL4 and is designed for building high-assurance, static systems.
These tutorials work similarly to the SEL4 tutorials in that they are guided by a slide presentation. There are half-completed sample applications, with a set of slides giving instructions, with TASK challenges once again. There are also completed sample solutions.
{%- for t in tutorials %} {%- if t.tutorial-order contains 'camkes' %}
- {{t.title}} {{t.description}} {%- endif %} {%- endfor %}
- The slide presentations to guide you through the tutorials are
in this
file:
projects/sel4-tutorials/docs/CAmkESTutorial.pdf.
These tutorials show how to run Linux guests on Camkes and how to communicate between them. Currently these tutorials are for x86 only.
{%- for t in tutorials %} {%- if t.tutorial-order contains 'vm' %}
- {{t.title}} {{t.description}} {%- endif %} {%- endfor %}
The MCS extensions are upcoming API changes to seL4.
{%- for t in tutorials %} {%- if t.tutorial-order contains 'mcs' %}
- {{t.title}} {{t.description}} {%- endif %} {%- endfor %}
You can try building and running seL4test