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by joexbayer 6mo ago
Very cool! Would suggest https://oshub.org/explore if youre interested in hobby operating systems.
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by joexbayer 7mo ago
A related article discussing Gustedt’s first defer implementation, which also looks at the generated assembly: https://oshub.org/projects/retros-32/posts/defer-resource-cl...
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by joexbayer 10mo ago
Up to TCP most protocols are very straight forward, atleast getting them to work semi reliable. But then TCP explodes in complexity with all the state management and possible paths a connection can take. HTTP is mostly annoying because of a
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C++ Web Server on my custom hobby OS(oshub.org)
102 points by joexbayer 10mo ago|14 comments
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Building your own Operating System(oshub.org)
3 points by joexbayer 10mo ago|1 comments
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Rust Hobby OS projects worth exploring(oshub.org)
3 points by joexbayer 11mo ago|0 comments
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LEGOs, Play-Doh, and Programming(weblog.jamisbuck.org)
1 points by joexbayer 11mo ago|0 comments
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by joexbayer 11mo ago
Wow! Looks great! Id suggest checking out https://oshub.org/ it has a lot of hobby operating systems similar to this one.
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Just for Fun: A Hopeful Take on OSDev(oshub.org)
3 points by joexbayer 11mo ago|0 comments
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The Polygons of Doom: PSX(fabiensanglard.net)
4 points by joexbayer 11mo ago|0 comments
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Defer: Resource cleanup in C with GCCs magic(oshub.org)
66 points by joexbayer 1y ago|96 comments
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Small blog post exploring a defer implementation using GCC’s cleanup + nested functions, looking at the generated assembly and potential use cases.
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Building my childhood dream PC(fabiensanglard.net)
212 points by joexbayer 1y ago|85 comments
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Contracts for C(gustedt.wordpress.com)
108 points by joexbayer 1y ago|111 comments
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Object-oriented design patterns in C and kernel development(oshub.org)
248 points by joexbayer 1y ago|220 comments
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by joexbayer 1y ago
I’ve had a bunch of images of my OS lying around from over the years. Luckily, I started taking them early, all the way back to the textmode days. I thought I’d put together a small post series to look back on the different stages and how i
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Platform/community for passionate hobby OS enthusiasts(oshub.org)
3 points by joexbayer 1y ago|1 comments
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Been working on this site for a while after working on my own hobby OS for a few years. Idea is to have a central place to share and gather hobby operating systems. Its possible to login with github and import projects from gitlab, codeberg
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Show HN: Thread4.eu – Platform to deploy a Python function to the web in seconds(thread4.eu)
5 points by joexbayer 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: SynactJS – A minimal React/Preact-inspired UI library(github.com)
2 points by joexbayer 1y ago|0 comments
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Oh, didn’t notice that lmao!
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by joexbayer 1y ago
I’m overwhelmed with the effort you put into making my OS run! I really appreciate it! Will take some time to through it all in detail. But a lot of the partitions and filesystem parts of the OS was simply to be able to mount the image in L
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Thanks! I’d encourage you to continue! Took alot of breaks myself, but chipping away at it is really rewarding.
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Ahh embarrassed I did not pick up on that.
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Thanks!
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Yeah, love that machine! Thanks!
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by joexbayer 1y ago
I think the two best places to learn about it is the osdev forum and osdev wiki. There are so many useful resources to get you started there. There are some tutorials out there too, but a lot of them have bugs and you basically recreate the
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Thanks! Yes, knowing that you’ve written everything from high up in userspace down to the drivers is a great feeling! But also a debugging hell… The C compiler is built for the OS, and works inside it. The project became just so big that I
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by joexbayer 1y ago
Oh, I really like UNIXes abstractions and use alot of them in my OS. What I meant was, because I use GCC for compiling, ld for linking, ar for archives etc, I noticed that I got really bound to the C way of UNIX. Or maybe POXIS would be mor
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by joexbayer 1y ago
I guess yeah, a full plan would perhaps make it like work. I guess I meant more like an idea of what the goal is. So I could better plan the features.

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