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 | I am building a new OS as a learning experience, and after trudging through intel architecture manuals and osdever tutorials I still have no idea how to write a keyboard device driver- using BIOS calls and interrupts is outdated and I have no idea how to directly interface the keyboard … |
| | I am learning assembly and I have a question about interrupts. Are they bound to a specific OS? I, like a lot of people, want to make a simple OS of my own, not that I ever will. I was wondering if I can use interrupts like 10h without having … |
| | hi I have been looking around for a good file io tutorial and I cant find any. It is simple enough to me the process, mov dx,043h mov al,54 out dx,al etc. but i have no idea which ports go to where or how to write to a hard disk … |
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OS help Hi Im a bit new here and i have been learning programming for a while now. But i just started to learn asm. I've been all over the internet to find how to build a simple os. But there is not much information that is related to my problum so … |
| | alright I am trying to develop an operating system with assembly. I have written the boot loader and the beginnings of a kernel-however I am having a problem printing characters to the screen. Here is my bootloader [CODE] use16 ; We need 16-bit intructions for Real mode ORG 0x7C00 ; … |
 | Greetings! So my question is: Is it possible to create your own data type? Not a class, or a structure, that builds from predefined C++ types, but your very own. For example a 128bit integer type, or a very very long floating point data type, or a binary number type … |