Hello everyone!. This is the 9th article of this building an own operating system article series. Please read the first seven articles in this article series if you didn’t read those. It will help you to understand this article more. Let's jump into today's chapter. In this article, we are…

This is the 8th article of this building an own operating system article series. If you didn’t read the first seven articles in this series, I recommend you to read those articles first. We talked about virtual memory and paging in the last article. In this article, we will discuss…

This is the seventh article of this building an own operating system article series. If you didn’t read the first six articles in this series, I recommend you to read those articles first. Virtual Memory Virtual Memory is a storage scheme that provides users the illusion of having a very big main…

This is the sixth article of this building an own operating system article series. If you didn’t read the first five articles in this series, I recommend you to read those articles first. A kernel is not supposed to do the application logic itself, but leave that for applications. The…

This is the sixth article of this building an own operating system article series. If you didn’t read the first five articles in this series, I recommend you to read those articles first. A kernel is not supposed to do the application logic itself, but leave that for applications. The…

This is the fifth article of this building an own operating system article series. If you didn’t read the first four articles in this series, I recommend you to read those articles first. Our operating system can now produce output. So the next step is getting input. To that, the…

This is the fourth article of this building an own operating system article series. If you didn’t read the first three articles in this series, I recommend you to read those articles first. What is Segmentation in OS? Memory management is the functionality of an operating system that handles or manages primary memory and moves…

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Microsoft’s Windows kernel is mostly developed in C, with some parts in assembly language. For decades, the world’s most used operating system has been powered by a kernel written in C. Also Linux is powered by C, with some parts written in assembly language. About 97% of the world’s 500…

Implementing an operating system requires a lot of knowledge about several areas within computer science. You need to have an idea of how hardware works and be able to read and write the assembly language as well as a higher-level language such as C. Tools for OS development