Ergot is a messaging library that can run on a variety of differently sized devices, from large desktop/server PCs down to very small single core microcontrollers.
Ergot allows developers to enjoy a coherent network of devices, regardless of the size of devices, or transport mediums used to connect them.
It includes type-safe sockets, addressing, and routing. In minimal MCU-sized configurations, it requires no allocator, and is no_std friendly. In larger PC-sized configurations, allocations may be used for performance and convenience.
Ergot has grown out of the lessons of the postcard and postcard-rpc projects, and aims to (eventually) supercede postcard-rpc in functionality, with further inspiration from AppleTalk, an OSI-model protocol stack used on Mac computers in the late 80s and early 90s.
Ergot is still very early in development. Bugs are expected. Help is welcome.
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The name "ergot" (pronounced "ur-get", or more specifically /ˈɜːrɡət/, UR-gət) comes from the Ergot fungus, a parasitic fungus that grows on grains such as rye, produces Lysergic Acid, the precursor of LSD.
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