can any one help us how we can write kernel in C without using assemble directly.
can you suggest some compiler or IDE for developement. what type of hardware study should we do to study the working of pentium microprocessor.
your friend,
abhijit & deepak
os developement
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Re: os developement
Read >This<. It was all of the information.
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Good luck,
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Good luck,
-JL
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Re: os developement
The question is, "Why don't you want to use assembly?". If the answer is that you don't understand it, go away and understand it first. If the answer is that you prefer C, that's fine. You can write an OS in C, however you will need one or two assembler bits, because C isn't expansive enough as a language to perform all the hardware-related tasks you need to perform as an operating system.abhijit wrote:can any one help us how we can write kernel in C without using assemble directly.
can you suggest some compiler or IDE for developement. what type of hardware study should we do to study the working of pentium microprocessor.
your friend,
abhijit & deepak
Read the link pirhana posted.
James