pascal os development

[Dex4u]

No, I did not say any of that , it a freepascal OS that has most functions you would need to make a pascal pmode OS, take a look.
http://falconrybells.co.uk/AnonymOS.zip

PS: Can any one into pascal OS dev, post it on there site, as i may clear it off, in a week, also as its bean on a CD, it maybe read only, so you may after change that.

[Crazed1234]

I'll post it soon.

Does anyone have a good idea how to get a new RTL written with Object Pascal capability?

[Dex4u]

@Crazed1234,
I think the server lost the Thankyou bit in your reply.

[Crazed123]

@Crazed1234,
I think the server lost the Thankyou bit in your reply.

My, how subtle of you. But correct all the same.

Thanks for that, and I'm posting it to the group. How exactly does one do that? Can't find the post file thingy.

[kerim]

here are links to my three tutorials for complete Turbo Pascal OSDev beginners :

http://kerim.abshost.net/tutorials/intro.htm
http://kerim.abshost.net/tutorials/bootup.htm
http://kerim.abshost.net/tutorials/kernel.htm

[Pype.Clicker]

here are links to my three tutorials for complete Turbo Pascal OSDev beginners :

erhm. this is for 16-bits real mode turbopascal .EXEs loaded by alexei's loader. Just in case people might wish to know.

[Dex4u]

Its a long time since using turbo pascal, but if i remember this will run with no dos, is this not better, than the example in the tuts ?.

Code: Select all

uses crt;
begin
  Clrscr;
  Writeln('Hello World !');
  Readln;
end.

[kerim]

I'm not quite sure about that, but I know for sure that the example in the tutorials which is a low-level procedure will work. In that specific tutorial, I wanted to show that it is also possible to do low-level programming in TP.