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Mirocom systems and architecture
This shelf contains books about various Mirocom technologies.
Remail
Remail is a proposal to reform modern email standards (such as SMTP, IMAP, etc) by prioritizing security, efficiency, binary encoding, etc.
Mail clients and mail servers
In order to send mail between two nodes, there ideally should be some kind of client/server setup in which the exchange occurs. The mail client is responsible for obtaining mail from the mailbox (see next chapter) while the mail server is responsible for recei...
Mailboxes and the Blobchain
A mailbox can be seen as a directory containing a number of content addressed files, each of which represent an individual unit of mail. In other words, the filename of each mail file is the SHA256 hash of its content which is to contain a timestamp at the ver...
System Paw Internals
This book describes the internals of the system paw 1 operating system.
Kernel developers guide
This chapter describes the SP1 kernel internals.
Kernel logging and knotting
The SP1 kernel provides a central logging facility for developers of system software to use, this can be found as the printf() function from the lib/printf.h header. This is very useful to inform users of various occurrences within the kernel, it should be us...
Sender-side Proof-of-Work
In order for a sender to transmit mail to a recipient, it must complete a proof of work algorithm at the recipient servers configured difficulty. Once the blob has been constructed on the sender-side, the sender is to monotonically sweep the nonce field, re-ha...
Protocol
This chapter describes the remail protocol internals.
Utilities
This chapter describes the various remail management utilities.
Mailutil
The "mailutil" command is used to manage server-side related configuration (e.g., mailboxes, proof-of-work difficulty , etc)The mailutil command houses various subcommands which are listed below:"mailbox" subcommand: "create" [NAME]: Create a new ...
Mirocom Broadband Engine
The Mirocom Broadband Engine (M/BE) architecture reference manual.
Architecturual internals
General architecture internals.
General architecture
The Mirocom Broadband Engine (M/BE) is a low-power heterogeneous system-on-chip (SoC) aimed at targeting embedded systems as well as general purpose applications with moderate resource utilization. Terminology APE): An application processing element (APE) i...
Zero-relative addressing
During a memory operation within M/BE SoC, a memory address will be used to locatedata in memory or in device-register address space. Unlike with typical memory addressingfound in the usual chips, M/BE utilizes a concept known as Zero-Relative Addressing (ZRA)...
Mirocom QXI interconnect
The Mirocom Quick Looped Interconnect (QXI) is the standard for Network-on-Chip interconnects within the Mirocom space.Terminology Ringstop: A ringstop is an single interconnecting endpoint on a ringbus and is responsible for handling time-division multi...
Mirocom Broadband Engine
This book contains documentation related to Mirocom Broadband Engine (M/BE).
Architecturual internals
This chapter describes the architectural internals of M/BE.