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operating system
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Where to learn ARM Assembly language?
It looks like everyone does x86-x64, so I may make an OS for mobile but I am having trouble finding resources how to do it. Sure I could learn from Android-OSP or open source Linux mobile but I don't want another Android ROM or Linux. I tried developer.arm.com, UEL is ARM assembly. Just unsure...- JosiahMaybe
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- assembly language mobile
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- Forum: Operating Systems
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What do you like in an operating system?
If you could have anything in an operating system, what would you want? I am planning for an operating system I might actually make. To start this, I might like 3+ dimensional desktop navigation or weird space desktop navigation or both, fully clonable to another computer/drive including old...- JosiahMaybe
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- open-source
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- Forum: General Discussion
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General advice on how to make an OS?
I am looking at how to build an operating system, probably with Rust and assembly. To make this short, all are lead by woke librals or communists except some game console systems. I just want to know about what I need to do to make this thing. I don't want a Linux or *BSD kernel and others are...- JosiahMaybe
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- code
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- Forum: Operating Systems
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Fun activity Building a OS
Hello.I am interesting in building a OS for a desktop or a mobile computer.However the task is way too big for 1 person so I am interested in collaborating with someone(s).- Velpus Captiosus
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- desktop mobile
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- Forum: Project Marketplace
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Creating multiprocessing in C(OS programming)
I was just wondering how a OS starts a process and how it knows when to end it.A program is a executable file.A file is a linked list , the only thing you need to tell it is from where to start but it is just a pointer.And we need a counter to keep track of the running processes so I imagine a...- Velpus Captiosus
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- c-lang file
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- Forum: C Programming
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xv6 - A recreation of the sixth version of UNIX
Hello there, I introduce to you all: Xv6, a recreation of the sixth version of the original UNIX operating-system, written purely in C(just like UNIX). The operating-system was created purely for educational purposes at MIT and is much simpler for analysis than a Linux or BSD kernel. The...- BorkedSystem32
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- c unix
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- Forum: Operating Systems