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TomatOS

Rewrite number idk

Already got working:

  • GDT and IDT
  • Paging
  • Heap
  • libc
  • kernel terminal library
  • ATA driver
  • Syscalls
  • Processes
  • Userspace library both for C and C++

Working on currently:

  • FileSystem - I have some plan on how it will be but still needs implementing

The current goals to get some basic shell process working, Then I would like to start working on some exe format and allow to start binary files as processes, and then have a compiler that will generate and link an assembly that will be able to run, and once that is finished maybe get the OS to self host (long long future)

Building and Running

For building all you need to make sure is that you have an environment with gcc, g++ and nasm.

I just use WSL with Ubuntu.

Once you have everything installed you can just open it VSCode and run the Debug configuration and it should handle everything else.

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