This crate implements a no-std compatible, pure-Rust library for parsing the Binary Devicetree (DTB) format. It provides the following features:
- no_std Support: Support for running on no-std environments for usage on embedded systems
- Zero Copy: This library doesn't copy the tree or creates allocated structures based on it. The parser works with views on the binary data
- Compliance: Compliance with the Devicetree Specification v0.4
- Testing against malformed formats (fuzzing etc.)
- Creation of memory map based on the device tree
- Enumeration of all present devices in the structure block
- Function for reading the memory reservation block
- Add CI/CD script for running tests, fuzzing and publishing
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license.
Copyright 2025 Cedric Hammes
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The tests (src/tests.rs) are licensed under the GNU General Public License 2.0. The device tree files used in the
tests originate from the Linux kernel and are also licensed under GPL-2.0. Please ensure that you comply with the terms
of the GPL-2.0 license if you use or distribute these test files.