Apple has published the code for the kernel and system components of macOS 12.3

Apple has published the source code for the low-level system components of the macOS 12.3 operating system ( Monterey ) that use free software, including Darwin components and other non-GUI components, programs, and libraries. A total 177 source packages have been published.

Including code kernel XNU , the source texts of which are published in the form of code slices associated with the next release of macOS. XNU is part of the open Darwin project and is a hybrid kernel that combines the Mach kernel, components from the FreeBSD project, and the IOKit C++ API for writing drivers.

A few days ago, published public components used in the iOS 15.4 mobile platform Publication includes two packages – WebKit and libiconv.