Mitigating Floating-Point Discrepancies Between ARM64 and x86 Architectures in Mathematical Operations
Introduction In the world of modern computing, where software runs across a diverse array...
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Introduction In the world of modern computing, where software runs across a diverse array...
Anyone who has worked with OS development, especially beginners like me, has probably encountered...
Building NexisK: Inside My i386 Kernel, Custom Bootloader and Memory Management Building an...
Most Linux kernel modules are written in C. The reasons are obvious: The kernel APIs are designed...

Today I'm excited to release Aetherix 0.1.0 on PyPI. Aetherix is an open-source Python framework for...

To celebrate the framework's release, I have also published a complete textbook: Operating System...
For the first time in decades, AMD and Intel are speaking the same instruction-set language. The two...
Deconstructing the 16-Byte x86 Wake-Up Call: A Melodic Descent into the Matrix The "Wake...
v4.4.0 of Gloria JIT adds while loops, direct memory peek/poke, x86-64 port I/O, and VGA framebuffer output — a low-level language that compiles straight to machine code without LLVM, GCC, or Clang.
Introducing WinGUI WinGUI is a lightweight native Windows GUI framework for Python,...

Discover how a working X86 CPU emulator written in CSS defies logic. Explore the mind-bending trick that makes this impossible feat reality.

Man, I’ve always had this nerdy obsession with Linux. From day one, I was diving headfirst into the...