Hetz Ben Hamo wrote:
> Perhaps you could submit your printf's so other people can learn from
> them please?
Well, most of them I no longer have; they slowed things down, so I
deleted them once I had the problems fixed. Besides, they were probably
too idiosyncratic to help other people much.
Ho
On Wed, 2006-11-08 at 14:31 +0100, wangji wrote:
francis,
why not leave your development_available as readonly_access (svn_like or=20
anyftp) it would be great for learning !
I probably will release it once I finish my thesis. However, at present, it's not in good shape to be built by oth
francis,
why not leave your development_available as readonly_access (svn_like or
anyftp) it would be great for learning !
(to complement wikipedia_microkernel !!! )
just to recall on linux_kernel stuff
1998 Bowman effort's reverse eng
concrete (as-built) architecture of the Linux kernel : (199
Hi,
On 11/7/06, John Stracke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Just wanted to send a thank-you for developing QEMU. I'm writing an OS
for my master's thesis, and having an open-source emulation of the CPU
has been a *huge* help. At least three times now, there's been some
subtlety that I couldn't fig
Just wanted to send a thank-you for developing QEMU. I'm writing an OS
for my master's thesis, and having an open-source emulation of the CPU
has been a *huge* help. At least three times now, there's been some
subtlety that I couldn't figure out from the CPU docs, so I adding some
printf()s to QE
