A High Point in my OSDev Career

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A High Point in my OSDev Career

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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 ;)
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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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Congratulations!! What version is it?
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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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salil_bhagurkar wrote:Congratulations!! What version is it?
Gcc 4.3.2.
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Great Work Man! Well done :D .

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I agree great work :)
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Congratulations indeed! I shall look forward to writing apps for pedigree with the nice shiny new native toolchain :D
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How easy would it be to port standard *nix programs to Pedigree? Say, like, NASM? And Bochs? :D
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I wish I could add more tex
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Troy Martin wrote:How easy would it be to port standard *nix programs to Pedigree? Say, like, NASM? And Bochs? :D
NASM? should compile no probs. Bochs has a GUI, so would be impossible at the moment.
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TroyMartin:

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ohhhh fancy! =)
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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 :D
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I wish I could add more tex
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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 :P
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