Source Implementation Atlas

This generated atlas is the file-by-file coverage layer for the Linux study. It follows the editor source-atlas model, but the Linux classifier separates the kernel into practical OS-building domains:

Core OS implementation: boot, scheduler, processes, memory, VFS, IPC, syscalls, synchronization, and security.
Representative real-device path: PCIe/NVMe storage through PCI discovery, driver probe, queues, DMA/IRQ, block I/O, and completion.
Driver families: repeatable hardware adapter patterns that should not drown the core OS analysis.
Architecture layer: CPU/platform glue for entry, traps, MMU, context switching, and interrupts.
Networking core, kernel services, Rust layer, and support/tooling.
Linux Source Atlas - 94567 files

The atlas is generated from repositories/reference/linux-study-clean at the study baseline. Each file page includes facts, OS domain, role inference, include surface, detected declarations, an annotated snippet when text is available, and implementation notes.