OSkit ?

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Re: OSkit ?

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quanganht wrote:My faults. :oops: Somehow, when I extract the zipped file, some files are missed. But ".s" ? :? Relying on Asm is not good. Pure C code will be much easier to understand and maintain, without platform dependent. And OSkit provide much more modules and libs.
You can't have platform independent paging code. It's CPU specific!
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JamesM wrote:
quanganht wrote:My faults. :oops: Somehow, when I extract the zipped file, some files are missed. But ".s" ? :? Relying on Asm is not good. Pure C code will be much easier to understand and maintain, without platform dependent. And OSkit provide much more modules and libs.
You can't have platform independent paging code. It's CPU specific!
Your tutorial has paging code in a c file, and I agree, it's stupid. [-o<
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Re: OSkit ?

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Craze Frog wrote:Your tutorial has paging code in a c file, and I agree, it's stupid. [-o<
How do you mean "stupid" ?
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Re: OSkit ?

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I get the impression he was trying to be funny. Although JamesM's paging code is in C, that doesn't mean its trying to be architecture independent.

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