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Ivan G.

Habemus ELFs! Not the fantasy creatures. But just a set of organized bit and bytes.
I managed to make my #kernel #dreamos64 launch its first ELF executable, although is just printing a message.
ELF support is still very limited, but, is still a great achievement for my toy project.
More info on my free #kofi post: ko-fi.com/post/Habemus-ELFs-Q5
#osdev #operatingsystemdevelopment #programming #systemprogramming #kernelprogramming #osdever #operatingsystem #hobbyos #hobbykernel

19 November at 16:42 | Open on mastodon.world
Ivan G.

After more than two months another Dreamos64 update. Not new features but fixes and improvements, full story on #ko-fi
ko-fi.com/post/Dreamos64-Statu (free).
I found a nasty bug in a core memory function, where i was returning true instead of false and viceversa. Also some code refactor and documentation improvements.

#osdev #kernel #operatingsystemdevelopment #programming #framebuffer #systemprogramming #kernelprogramming #osdever #operatingsystem #hobbyos

After more than two months another Dreamos64 update. Not new features but fixes and improvements, full story on #ko-fi
ko-fi.com/post/Dreamos64-Statu (free).
I found a nasty bug in a core memory function, where i was returning true instead of false and viceversa. Also some code refactor and documentation improvements.

9 September at 14:12 | Open on mastodon.world
Ivan G.

A self-promotion post. Just to remind about one of my personal projects: #osdev_notes available here: github.com/dreamportdev/Osdev- a complete guide on how to write an #operatingsystem system from scratch in C. It covers all the steps from the boot to the userspace (and beyond) passing through file-system, scheduling, memory etc.
They are totally free. They are also available as a printed book on lulu: lulu.com/search?sortBy=RELEVAN #programming #osdev #kernel #assembly #selfpublishing

A self-promotion post. Just to remind about one of my personal projects: #osdev_notes available here: github.com/dreamportdev/Osdev- a complete guide on how to write an #operatingsystem system from scratch in C. It covers all the steps from the boot to the userspace (and beyond) passing through file-system, scheduling, memory etc.
They are totally free. They are also available as a printed book on lulu: lulu.com/search?sortBy=RELEVAN

26 July at 18:05 | Open on mastodon.world
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