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36 applications running under the Trusty OS
38 with trusted applications executed within the Trusty OS using the kernel
76 <p>Trusty provides APIs for developing two classes of applications:</p>
79 <li>Trusted applications or services that run on the TEE processor
80 <li>Normal/untrusted applications that run on the main processor and use services
81 provided by Trusted applications
85 trusted applications and exchange arbitrary messages with them, just like a
92 <h2 id=trusted_applications_and_services>Trusted applications and services</h2>
94 <p>Trusted applications run as isolated processes under the Trusty OS kernel. Each
98 current version of Trusty, all Trusty applications share the same priority.</p>
100 <p>Applications for the Trusty OS can be written in C/C++ (C++ support is
108 <p>All Trusty applications are single-threaded; multithreading in Trusty userspace
113 <p>Trusty applications initialize once during load and reside in memory until the
115 unloading of applications.</p>
117 <p>Trusted applications are written as <strong>event-driven servers</strong>
118 waiting for commands from other applications or from applications running on
119 the main processor. Trusted applications can also be clients of other trusted
120 server applications. Events described in the following API sections will be
121 delivered to trusted applications by the Trusty kernel.</p>
123 <h2 id=third-party_trusty_applications>Third-party Trusty applications</h2>
125 <p>Currently all Trusty applications are developed by a single party and packaged
130 <p>Although the Trusty OS enables the development of new applications, doing so
132 the trusted computing base (TCB) of the system. Trusted applications can access
135 <p>The ability to develop new applications that run in the TEE opens up many
137 applications cannot be distributed without some form of <strong>trust</strong> attached.
