playback: rewrite & switch to 32-bit sample data

- eliminate intermediate record buffer
- switch to u32 samples instead of byte mucking
- grow samples array to match C code (cannot go bigger as application
  cannot be loaded because ProcessManager tries to allocate all pages
  at once and MemoryManager runs out of contiguous memory)
- make left/right channel handling match C code
- when scaling recorded waveform for playback write left & right channels
  (C code writes only the right channel)
- detect the end of renode sample input data to speedup testing
- remove an unneeded log msg
- cleanup unsafe usage

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  4. CMakeDetermineRustCompiler.cmake
  5. CMakeRustCompiler.cmake.in
  6. CMakeRustInformation.cmake
  7. CMakeTestRustCompiler.cmake
  8. CONTRIBUTING.md
  9. easy-settings.cmake
  10. LICENSE
  11. preupload-clippy.sh
  12. PREUPLOAD.cfg
  13. README.md
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README.md

Project Shodan: CantripOS

Shodan is a project to build a low-power secure embedded platform for Ambient ML applications. The target platform leverages RISC-V and OpenTitan.

The Shodan software includes a home-grown operating system named CantripOS, that runs on top of seL4 and (ignoring the seL4 kernel) is written almost entirely in Rust. CantripOS is comprised of a set of system services that are assembled using CAmkES and applications that are dynamically loaded into a constrained seL4 thread context and communicate with system services through an SDK runtime environment.

The CAmkES project that assembles the CantripOS system services is found in this git repository. It exists outside the seL4 source trees since it contains code not intended to go to upstream seL4.

The target-platform-dependent CAmkES assembly description is found in apps/system/platforms. It is built using the standard CAmkES build system and requires the CAmkES dependencies already be installed. Top-level configuration is found in easy-settings.cmake and settings.cmake with build-related configuration in build/kata.mk and nearby makefiles.

The following sections provide more in-depth documentation:

Getting started

CantripOS software organization

Target architecture dependencies

Target platform dependencies

Testing

Memory footprint

CantripOS capDL rootserver application

Depending on CantripOS Rust crates

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