Sedona 
The Sedona framework is designed to make it easy to build smart, networked embedded devices. Read Documentation.
This is a fork of the official Sedona framework, we call it as Sedona community branch. Here’s why we decided to fork:
- We love the Sedona framework and want it to become better and better, but there is no updates in years in the official branch. So we make a branch here for everyone in the community to contribute; and at the same time, the whole community can get benifits from these contributions. From the community, to the community.
- We love git over Mercurial version control system, so we chose github :)
We use Academic Free License(“AFL”), the same as the official Sedona framework. You can visit the official site for more details: https://linsong.github.io/sedona (The official homesite http://www.sedonadev.org is down for a while, seems it is not maintained anymore).
Major Improvements/Features
- Remove jikes dependency for POSIX OS platforms
- Wireshark protocol dissector for Sox/Dasp More Info
- Linux Docker image More Info
- Mac OS X build support
- Testing in non-Windows environment
See all changes in the ChangeLog.
How To Build
Mac OS X
- make sure Xcode command line tools installed. you can run following command in terminal to install it:
$ xcode-select --install - in terminal window, go to sedona’s folder and initialize the build environment:
$ cd /path/to/sedona/src && source adm/unix/init.sh - in terminal window, start to build sedona zipball:
$ ./adm/makedist.py
GNU/Linux
We build a shell script that uses docker to build sedona under linux, read here for more details.
Customize build platform
If it’s necessary to cross-compile sedona to custom platform with own set of additional or modified kits, please follow instructions described here.
Contribution
Contribution is always welcomed! If you want to contribute(add new feature, fix bugs etc), please create an issue first so that if others are interested, related discussion can happen there. At last, please avoid sending huge pull request.
The master branch is used as base branch for development, if you want to contribute, branch from here.
stable branch is used for stable features and for non-developer users, if you don’t want to try bleeding edge features, you should use codes from this branch. master branch features will be merged to stable branch periodically before every release.
Happy Hacking! :-)