On recreating the lost SDK for a 42-year-old operating system: VisiCorp Visi On // nkali
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New #Project with my friends!
https://krnldev.nerdnextdoor.net/
We are making our own #OSDev / #KernelDev #Wiki. (We're aware of osdev.org and osdev.wiki.)
The wiki source is on #Codeberg. We aim to be a modern and reliable source for AARCH64 and x86_64 OSDev, documenting kernels and how they work so others can learn from them and being a friendly newcomer place.
We may do other architectures including 32-bit too but our main focus are the ones we picked.
alcinnz
boosted
So far #osdev is seeming somewhat less fraught on RISC-V than x86, though admittedly I haven't really done anything yet.
So far #osdev is seeming somewhat less fraught on RISC-V than x86, though admittedly I haven't really done anything yet.
Michael Dexter
boosted
If you are using #DTrace on #FreeBSD, then I've got good news for you.
I've added a new manual to FreeBSD. It's called d(7) and it is a short reference of the #D scripting language. Currently, it covers only a subset of all variables and functions, but we'll add more iteratively.
Here are some previews for you:
HTML: https://people.freebsd.org/~0mp/d.7.html
MDOC (view with man(1)): https://people.freebsd.org/~0mp/d.7
Have fun tracing your systems!
If you are using #DTrace on #FreeBSD, then I've got good news for you.
I've added a new manual to FreeBSD. It's called d(7) and it is a short reference of the #D scripting language. Currently, it covers only a subset of all variables and functions, but we'll add more iteratively.
Here are some previews for you:
HTML: https://people.freebsd.org/~0mp/d.7.html
MDOC (view with man(1)): https://people.freebsd.org/~0mp/d.7
Have fun tracing your systems!