Introduction
In my last post I mentioned I was writing about JOS’ virtual memory implementation. At first, I was going to write only one post but I have written so much that I had to split the post into two parts.
The first (this one), will talk about the exokernel design and will have a first look [...]
Since I really understood for the first time what an operating system kernel was, I had this utopian desire to write a simple (but functional) kernel.
Although I did not write JOS from scratch and had some help from others, I feel that I have finally archived my goal, because I have written most of JOS’ [...]
Last year my application was selected by Google for their Summer of Code program, and before I tell you how wonderful the program is, I’ll show you one of the things I’ve done.
It’s a GIT binding for Python. So, you’ll have to know a little bit about them to understand the demonstration.
For example, say that [...]
I’ve been organizing the stuff I have in my junk code repository and for my surprise I have a lot of cool stuff in there.
There’re examples of: mmap(), longjump(), fifos, signals, sockets and a lot more. On the data structures side: lists, queues , hash tables (here and here) and others.
But it’s important to say [...]
If you’ve read my last post and you’re not a repo.or.cz user, then you probably had a WTF moment.
The problem is that this:
http://repo.or.cz/w/lcapit-junk-code.git
Is not a valid git repository to be cloned, it’s just my repository’s gitweb page. Yeah, I know, the ‘.git’ at the end makes you think it’s a git repository…
But it can get [...]