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26\title{Barrelfish Practical Guide}   % title of report
27\author{Team Barrelfish}	% author
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54\chapter{Introduction}
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56This note describes how to build and boot Barrelfish on 64-bit PC
57hardware, which is the default configuration for Barrelfish.  It then
58goes on to work through a simple ``hello, world''-style application
59which illustrates client-server programming in C on Barrelfish, and
60the use of the message-passing subsystem.
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62Information on how to compile Barrelfish for other platforms, in
63particular ARM, are found in other documents.  However, the
64application programming section in this guide is still relevant.
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