Mega core joined the openKylin kernel SiG group: the merging of the first kernel patch has been completed
CTOnews.com December 9 news, MegaCore announced that it has joined the openKylin open source community kernel SIG (Special Interest Group) group, and is responsible for maintaining the openKylin kernel MegaCore branch related work. At present, we have completed the consolidation of the first batch of Mega Core patches, making the openKylin kernel have relatively complete support for Mega Core platforms.
In the future, MegaCore will continue to promote the openKylin kernel based on MegaCore platform related work. It mainly includes:
Verification and adaptation-Test verification on a Mega Chip platform using the openKylin kernel, and adapt and adapt based on test results to provide full support.
Performance optimization-For actual application scenarios, targeted performance optimization is performed in combination with the characteristics of the Mega Core hardware platform to achieve performance optimization of the hardware platform and kernel.
Support for new requirements-Keep an eye on and investigate new application scenarios, and provide support as needed to cover and meet new application scenario requirements in a timely manner.
Mega Core said that it strives for independent innovation in key core technologies of processor design and development, and is committed to providing efficient, compatible and safe general purpose processor chip solutions.
CTOnews.com understands that openKylin community aims to build a partner ecosystem with enterprises through open source and open way on the basis of "co-creation" as the core, and jointly build a top community of desktop operating systems to promote the prosperity and development of Linux open source technology and its software and hardware ecosystem on the basis of open source, voluntary, equal and collaborative.
