PUBLIC MARKS from sylvainulg with tag "operating system"

finally they implemented something based on x86 segmentation ? As in Clicker ?

os_NumCores identifies within the system how many cores your machine has. Les informations semblent être extraites de os_IOAPICAddress ou os_LocalAPICAddress ... à vérifier.

à creuser ... pour ceux qui se demandent ce qui s'est passé avec leurs S20personalFirewallScript sous ubuntu

void foobar_init(void) __attribute__ ((constructor)); void foobar_fini(void) __attribute__ ((destructor));

Now, the OSFAQ has been moved to a mediawiki at www.osdev.org and i'm not that much involved. Reference Material, tutorial and stuff

a system call tracer (e.g. strace) for Windows. Howdy!

sometimes, it's good to have all "boot-time arguments" of the Linux kernel at hand. Here you are

another one that seems worth-reading ;)

should be worth a read, despite it's over 15 years old...

w00t. The 3D chip that comes with programmer's reference manual. I've got to 0wn one :)

tous les outils multiboot répertoriés (enfin, j'ai pas encore vu GRUB :P)

more gcc/libc subtleties: replace references to malloc into references to __wrap_malloc and then use __real_malloc in your wrapper code

website of my fellow OS developer "Beyond Infinity" aka "distantvoices"

official resources for HID usb implementation

w00t. They actually *do* provide documentation on generic USB devices such as "mass storage" and "hid" ^_^

and now, plenty of pointers to info about the USB "mass storage" devices ...

How can an application request a report using a control transfer? How can an application send a report using a control transfer? How can an application request reports using interrupt transfers? How large is the ReadFile buffer? Where is the Windows documentation for accessing HIDs? Why do I receive "CRC Error" when attempting to send a report to my device? ...

Programming the Microsoft® Windows® Driver Model interesting info on USB HID class drivers :P

plein, plein, plein d'info ^_^ Et quelques pages de mon crû.

well described .. the basic info you'll love to have when starting to mess with your own OS

still there, years later ... the definitive reference.

One of the most deployed network chip's driver, commented for your pleasure ...

Le swap, comment ça marche, sur un vrai OS ?