Applications
the third chapter in our series on How to Write an Operating
System
Your Mission
- Write an application program for your OS to load
and execute. Then, interface the application to the kernel via some
simple system calls and write a few of the
simpler calls.
- Use the i386's I/O address space to
extend your video driver to video
driver to move the cursor as you output text.
- Now would also be a good time to start work on the system standard library.