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about half of an ARM assembler in bash 
  ...thumb ARM ... ... A=0 B=1 C=2 D=3 E=4 SI=5 DI=6 SP=13 # thumb SP is 13, but we use r7 for internals in jump, call... LR=14 PC=15 spsp ( ) { # copy the pa SP to the ARM "SP" prior to pop and such # mov(3) ad $(( $bit14 | 3 << 9 | $bit6 | 7 << 3 | 13 )) ... # wide 2-thumb-insn bl calcs... more »
By presidentbyamendment  - May 1 - 1 new of 1 message    

Forth, stacks, and operating systems 
  Some Ideas For Operating System Design About a decade ago I wrote a 386 assembler in Bash, and a 3-stack TIL, and I've had my 3-stacker running as a Linux kernel thread. I still haven't re-written my 3- stacker in assembly-in-Bash, perhaps because I want to make the assembler portable first. I've... more »
By presidentbyamendment  - Apr 28 - 1 new of 1 message    

regular operating systems vs small real time operating systems 
  Hi all, I come from electronics background, and know how RTOSes for small microcontrollers/CPUs work. Everything is one C program, and the "tasks" are just separate void returning functions (which can call other functions) that are part of the whole program. RTOS's functions, which are part of the same program, handle juggling of... more »
By Beta What  - Mar 24 - 1 new of 1 message    

Google says "This will be the book that wakes up the sleeping OS development." 
  Google says "This will be the book that wakes up the sleeping OS development." [link] USB: The Universal Serial Bus by Benjamin David Lunt. [link] Mike Gonta... more »
By Mike Gonta  - Feb 11 - 2 new of 2 messages    

ANN: bin32axp.inc - HLL FASM macros for PM32 standalone 
  Here is a slightly modified (with some small additions) FASM win32axp.inc HLL macros. It is designed for PM32 standalone FASM assembly language with no Windows dependencies. [link] Mike Gonta look and see - many look but few see [link]... more »
By Mike Gonta  - Dec 23 2011 - 2 new of 2 messages    

68000 assembly language programming 
  ...They'd have been on safer ground had they decided that it was the _assembly language programming_ part that was going to become comparatively unimportant, rather than the processor architecture. (When I'm next in the same part of the country as my library, I'll check how many books that I have that deal with 80x86 assembly language... more »
By Jonathan de Boyne Pollard  - Sep 2 2011 - 139 new of 139 messages    

8085 Assembly emulator for Win7(64) 
  I am looking for a free 8085 Assembler, I can run on Windows 7 - 64 bit. I downloaded a few off the some shareware sites but most of them don't seem to run at all on Win7-64 bit. I tried running one on Win7 using a DOS Emulator, but that hung DOSBox itself. Anyone knows a 8085 emulator which will run on Win7-64.... more »
By Bill  - Aug 31 2011 - 1 new of 1 message    

RFC: PEtoBIN - a simple file format for 32/64bit OS Dev 
  I am once again working on this simple specification. It's basically a simple PE file which is modified to create a flat binary executable file with relocation information. It can be loaded to the preferred load address (as all flat binary files are) and run as is, there is no header file. The flat binary... more »
By Mike Gonta  - May 23 2011 - 1 new of 1 message    

Quote of the day. 
  ...[link] "aeBIOS is a project that tries to make all the broken ugly mess from the 1970's "real mode BIOS" available in protected mode, so it's easy to make broken and ugly protected mode software (rather than broken and ugly real mode software)... :)"... more »
By Mike Gonta  - May 17 2011 - 14 new of 14 messages    

debugging through real mode to protected mode switch, was [Re: Odd problem with int 0x21, ah = 0x4A] 
  ...Deja vu! Mike Gonta look and see - many look but few see [link]
By Mike Gonta  - May 4 2011 - 1 new of 1 message    

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