Building a Linux Kernel Module in Pure x86
Most Linux kernel modules are written in C. The reasons are obvious: The kernel APIs are designed around C. Documentation assumes C. The build system …
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Building an Operating System In Rust Part 1
Building an operating system is a project I have had my eyes set on ever since I discovered free will in the realm of programming. Years ago, I did a …
The fixed point: a compiler written in its own language just reproduced itself, byte for byte
Verbose is a small experimental language I'm building — its compiler proves properties about your code (termination, sound types) and emits tiny x86-6…
Solving IP Endianness in x64 Assembly: A Single-Pass Algorithm
Research Context When doing low-level network programming in Assembly, you experience firsthand the immense chaos running behind the scenes of operati…
Registers, Lanes, and Berry Phase: Lifting Siunertaq from Batch Graphs to the Complex Plane
The previous article is here: Mainframes, Monads, and Stack Machines: Extending Siunertaq to the Batch Layer This is the second follow-up to Dhall-to-…
teamOS Bare Metal x86 Kernel
I am building an independent hobby kernel from scratch using C and NASM assembly. The project is built to run entirely inside a web browser tab using …
Zero Heap Allocations at 1.18 GB/s: Deep Dive into ForgeZero 4.0.x
What happens when you migrate a system tool from pure Node.js to Go, strip out the standard GC-heavy paths, and force a file system engine to hit 0 al…