Kernal Tutorial

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Kernal Tutorial

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I was wandering where i could find a good tutorial for beginners on how to write a kernel in c++.
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plasmagames wrote:I was wandering where i could find a good tutorial for beginners on how to write a kernel in c++.
First hit on Google.
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Check here. :wink:

EDIT: ****, ru2aquare beat me to posting, but James Molloy's tutorials are in C, not C++ [-X
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Hi,

Although there is some good information around about adding C++ runtime support to your kernel, there doesn't seem to be a "complete" kernel tutorial (like Bran's / JamesM's) in C++. If you know the language well (as you should before starting kernel development), you may have to rely on "translating" C tutorials. Be warned - think about how you will benefit from using OOP - don't stick everything in a class for the sake of it, just because C++ lets you.

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