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Does anyone know where I could get some info on OS coding in Pascal ???

Uh, Google? That's a good place to start.

Gnome.

Yes here:  http://www.thegaineys.fsnet.co.uk/
This is in freepascal, I made a turbo pascal OS about 3 years ago (real mode).
I may be able to help a bit. But i ended up useing so much inline assembly,That you are better off making it in assembly in the first place.

ASHLEY4.

Why not C?

Probably because he/she's more familiar with Pascal than C.
Hell, I'm planning on switching from C to Objective-C in my kernel as soon as I can (namely, when I have the run-time support)

My question was more of a question for ASHLEY4, for recommending assembly over some other language.

Requirements for assembly specific code in certain places. To do certain tasks like switching to pmode, among other things.

Moose

Common, i was not recommending assembly over other languages,It was the fact that what was supposed to be a pascal OS, i was making, Was real a asm OS with a bit of pascal in.
I do only program in asm,But it is up to the person doing the coding to decide which language to use.

I tryed most language's before sticking with assembly,That suet's me but may not suet you.

ASHLEY4.

It's suit.

No i wear one of them, it's definitely suet or is that white solid fat in animal tissue, used in cooking  ;-).  

ASHLEY4.

dictionary.com!

Yes, asm is right for me too .
I started trying to write my os in C++ but found i couldn't make the bootloader, so i started learning asm, then i realised what was in the bootloader and really started to understand os development.
After understanding the basics of asm i skipped the bootloader and just started using Grub and went into the kernel development.
Now however, my College course consumes my life and i dont have much time to develop anything.

Moose