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Here are projects on which the Flux group is no longer active. Many
of them generated a lot of software, much of which is still retrieved
and used by people around the world.
- Mach kernel:
a major component of the
overall Flux project is an improved kernel.
Kernel development has moved to Fluke;
major work on the Mach kernel has stopped.
- Lites Unix server:
we distribute a version of the Lites server.
- A Mach/Lites/4.4-lite system:
a snapshot of freely distributable PA-RISC source and
binaries, in the form of a bootable, self-hosting Mach4,
Lites, and 4.4-lite system for the hp700.
- MOSS:
a highly functional DOS extender based on part of the
Flux OS toolkit, before it was completely modularized.
- Goofie:
developed by the Mach Shared Objects project,
goofie creates portable object descriptions from C++
class declarations. In the future, Goofie may be used by the Flux
project to enable system-provided polymorphic functions.
- PA-RISC GNU
tools:
we used to maintain the GNU language tools for HP's PA-RISC
architecture. The versions here, in both source and
HP-UX binary forms, are now fairly dated.
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