A High Point in my OSDev Career
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A High Point in my OSDev Career
Hi everyone,
Well, after a week of debugging faulty FAT code, fixing the Pedigree POSIX subsystem to comply to standards, and bashing my head against the desk, I have to show the end result of my work (attached).
Of course, a Subversion port already in the works
Well, after a week of debugging faulty FAT code, fixing the Pedigree POSIX subsystem to comply to standards, and bashing my head against the desk, I have to show the end result of my work (attached).
Of course, a Subversion port already in the works
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Very nice. If I really put the work into it I might be able to get a text editor, C compiler and such things set up by the end of the year.
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Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
Congratulations!! What version is it?
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Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
Great job! I think that if I put the work into it, I might be able to get a text editor, C compiler and an assembler set up by the end of the decade!
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Gcc 4.3.2.salil_bhagurkar wrote:Congratulations!! What version is it?
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Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
Great Work Man! Well done .
Regards
Sandeep Mathew
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Sandeep Mathew
Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
I agree great work
Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
Congratulations indeed! I shall look forward to writing apps for pedigree with the nice shiny new native toolchain
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Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
How easy would it be to port standard *nix programs to Pedigree? Say, like, NASM? And Bochs?
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NASM? should compile no probs. Bochs has a GUI, so would be impossible at the moment.Troy Martin wrote:How easy would it be to port standard *nix programs to Pedigree? Say, like, NASM? And Bochs?
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Aaaaand THAT would be the reason I need to write more crap for TBOS. I have what would be called a piece of crap for an operating system
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Re: A High Point in my OSDev Career
Once we get the DNS stuff written and implement gethostbyname we'll also have lynx running, so we can post on these forums from within Pedigree
That'll please the forum-a-holics
That'll please the forum-a-holics