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It's time for the next generation of the kernel.
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Appveyor is being weird and not showing intermezzos yet; I'm going to give it some time and see if it's just some weird caching thing. |
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intermezzOS/kernel#125 significantly changes the kernel, and so, let's start over with a new edition of the book.
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intermezzOS/kernel#125 significantly changes the kernel, and so, let's start over with a new edition of the book.
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This PR contains a total re-do from scratch of the kernel. Following @phil-opp 's latest work here allows us to do everything in a cross-platform manner, and not need any assembly code to get going!
This PR technically regresses functionality in that all of the keyboard stuff is gone, but I wanted to re-write it anyway.
This fixes a lot of Issues; most related to building, but some other ones that it makes irrelevant:
Fixes #123
Fixes #118
Fixes #110
Fixes #85
Fixes #79
Fixes #78
Fixes #76
Fixes #75
Fixes #74
Fixes #69
Fixes #53