Ok, so i've made a bootloader in assembly but I think its very hard to write the operating system (the kernel) in assembly so I wonder if it is possible to write it in C#?
The question is: Can you write a C# console application and convert it to .bin or some other format which you can rawwrite to a floppy and then load it from the bootloader?
Thanks in advance
Jump to PostI think you will get more details from - C# Open Source Managed Operating System and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularity_(operating_system) -
I think you will get more details from - C# Open Source Managed Operating System and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularity_(operating_system) - http://www.brokenwire.net/bw/Programming/62/c-operating-system
Normally you cannot.
C# is not compiled to native assembly by the compiler but to IL (Intermediate Language) This IL is translated by a JIT(Just In Time) compiler in instructions a computer can understand. I think this scheme was first implemented by Java. It makes your code as portable as possible. But as you see it has some drawbacks, use C or C++ for what you are trying to do. Succes!
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