This book doesn't touch on graphics, operating systems, or drivers. Its "Assembly Language for x86 processors by kip irvine" If you want something for os development you should probably find a different book
cool , but maybe you could use a c++ framework for the UI on your IDE, having godot is like having a rocket for a road trip. Also , I love the fact you did your compiler on C# , awesome. But you can make it faster by Go , Rust or C++ I love this project , keep on it. This is awesome
This is quite impressive, you did a lot of work building all those things! This is a great way to learn by doing. I like your idea of building a Compiler without the need of building an Assemlber. Take a look on LLVM project, i guess it could allow you to build a universal compiler that would work on any hardware, without binding to x86 architecture.
cool ideas, impressive work! 👍i love these kinds of designs where domains that are really painful to work with get boiled down to something much less painful. circumventing bullshit is the future i'm working on a similar project in the realm of graphics so this is very inspiring to see the same principles being applied to something as complex as OS
I think i had a stroke reading this title😂
I almost died writing it
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What the name of the book for assembly...
This book doesn't touch on graphics, operating systems, or drivers. Its "Assembly Language for x86 processors by kip irvine" If you want something for os development you should probably find a different book
cool , but maybe you could use a c++ framework for the UI on your IDE, having godot is like having a rocket for a road trip.
Also , I love the fact you did your compiler on C# , awesome.
But you can make it faster by Go , Rust or C++
I love this project , keep on it. This is awesome
eventually it will be written in PHI and then it will be a self-supported language and wont have any dependencies
This is quite impressive, you did a lot of work building all those things! This is a great way to learn by doing. I like your idea of building a Compiler without the need of building an Assemlber. Take a look on LLVM project, i guess it could allow you to build a universal compiler that would work on any hardware, without binding to x86 architecture.
I will take a look at it
cool ideas, impressive work! 👍i love these kinds of designs where domains that are really painful to work with get boiled down to something much less painful. circumventing bullshit is the future
i'm working on a similar project in the realm of graphics so this is very inspiring to see the same principles being applied to something as complex as OS
For me, im just sad 95% of the OS market is dominated by soulless corporations.