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Сєşάя:
Hello Guys.

If you remember, last year I made a topic asking where to find out some C tutorials. Well, I bought a book about C (very good). Then, I read all. I know the basic and a bit of advanced C. Someday I was looking about Operating Systems and I saw that most O.S. are build in Assembly and C. So, I asked to me, why I not build an Operating System. Exactly what I did: I started with a C project, called PingasOS. I'm still running on prompt to work some commands like copy, del, editor, help, etc. Now you think: "You're a retarder César, this is not a O.S., you're just running an app in Windows Prompt". Well, I told you, I'm only using Windows Prompt to work in some commands, isn't now a O.S. but an app of how will be the O.S.. More late, when I know more about C I'll make the boot loader (maybe in Assembly), the directories, etc.

I'll post some pics, about the code and the prompt. I'll update somedays.

Some parts of the code
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The prompt (Windows)
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Hope you enjoyed ! :D

accelleon:
this site is an amazing reference for osdev
http://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page
this site has alot of tutorials for osdev (theyre based off of microsoft visual studio however)
http://www.brokenthorn.com/Resources/OSDevIndex.html
the netwide assembler is what i used to assemble my code
i suggest virtual PC 2007 as an emulator as i dont think youd wanna test it on real hardware
i suggest grabbing the intel architecture development manuals here
http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/processors/architectures-software-developer-manuals.html
and remember that when you move to os dev, youll have to write your own standard library or port one over

Сєşάя:
Thx bro  ;)

Сєşάя:
Lol what a shame

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