A simple bare-bones 32-bit Ring 0 operating system written in Assembly x86 and C for educational purposes.
Inspired by Terry A. Davis (in memoriam).
xorriso
mtools
nasm -o bootloader.bin bootloader.asm
qemu-system-x86_64 bootloader.bin
gcc -c kernel.c -o kernel -ffreestanding -m32
make clean
make primus-os.iso
PLEASE, comment on the related issue BEFORE sending a pull request! Thanks. Contributions and improvements are always welcome.
- Implement unit tests and bechmarks (math functions)
- Implement memory management
- Add file system and disk partitioning
- Add multithreading
- Implement calculator (parsing of command-line tokens)
- Implement basic text editor
- Create documentation
- Add games (tic-tac-toe, chess, etc.)
- Implement other VGA graphic modes
- Implement complex number library in C++
- Implement linear algebra library, scientific computing, etc.