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Nice! Great example. I remember seeing this a while ago and being impressed. Even more impressive is that there are no .c or .s files in that repo at all that I
by nineteen999 7y ago
Nice! Great example. I remember seeing this a while ago and being impressed. Even more impressive is that there are no .c or .s files in that repo at all that I can see.
Although it's not clear that it has a GUI toolkit up to the level of complexity that SerenityOS is showing though. If it does it's not being shown off, and I'd love to see the performance.
I'd love to see more examples if anyone can find them.
- aidenn0 7y agoIIRC it includes a macroassembler as a DSL in lisp; booting bare-metal with zero assembly is just not possible.
- nineteen999 7y ago> booting bare-metal with zero assembly is just not possible Well that makes sense on Intel anyway, the first stage bootloader has to fit into a single 512-byte sector (the MBR) doesn't it? Not sure if this still true in these modern days of EFI.
- z3phyr 7y agoYeah, EFI sectors are larger.