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C Programming In Windows - Downloads Available

Installing The Compiler

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In this lecture we install the GCC Mingw Compiler

x86 Assembly Language Programming Masters Course - Downloads Available

Installing The Emulator

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In this lecture we install an 8086 Process Emulator that allows me to easily teach you assembly

Installing x86 Assembler Dependencies

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This lecture covers the installation of the x86 assembler dependencies, this lecture prepares you for starting development of Windows applications in modern machines

Developing a Multithreaded Kernel From Scratch! - Downloads Available

Hello World Bootloader

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In this lecture you create your very first boot loader that can be booted from any machine

Switching To Protected Mode

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In this lecture you learn how to switch to protected mode

Enabling the A20 line

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Loading our 32 bit kernel into memory and working with debugging symbols

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In this lecture we load the 32 bit kernel into memory

Cleaning our object files

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Dealing With Alignment Issues

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C Code In Protected Mode

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Writing To The Screen, Hello World Tutorial

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Implementing The Interrupt Descriptor Table

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Implementing In And Out Instructions

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Programmable Interrupt Controller Explained

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Programmable Interrupt Controller Implementation

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Implementing Our Heap

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Creating The Enable Interrupts Function

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Implementing Paging

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Modifying The Page Table

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Reading from the disk in C with the ATA controller

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Improving Our Disk Driver

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Creating A Path Parser

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Creating A Disk Stream

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Starting To Create Our FAT filesystem

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Implementing Our Virtual Filesystem Core Functionality

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Implementing FAT16 filesystem driver core functionality

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Implementing FAT16 Structures

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Implementing The FAT16 Resolver Function

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Implementing the VFS fopen function

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Implementing FAT16 fopen function

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Implementing the VFS fread function

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Implementing FAT16 fread functionality

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Implementing the VFS fseek functionality

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Implementing The FAT16 fseek functionality

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Implementing The VFS fstat functionality

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Implementing the FAT16 fstat functionality

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Implementing The VFS fclose functionality

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Implementing the FAT16 fclose functionality

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Implementing A Kernel Panic

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Changing our kernel segment and data descriptors to be written in C

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Implementing The TSS(Task Switch Segment)

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Implementing Task Foundations

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Implementing Process Foundations Part 1

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Implementing Process Foundations Part 2

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Packing the GDT

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Implementing User Land Functionality

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Creating Our First User Process Application

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Executing The Process And Dropping Into User Land Privileges

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Changing The Paging Functionality

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Creating the interrupt 0x80 for user process to kernel communication

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Creating The Ability To Create And Execute Kernel Commands

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Creating our first kernel command

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Calling our kernel command

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Copying strings from the tasks process

Reading the task's stack

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Creating The Print Command

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Creating the virtual keyboard layer

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Creating the PS2 port keyboard driver part 1

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In this lecture we create our very own PS2 port keyboard driver for the PS2 keyboards. #OSDEV

Improving our interrupt descriptor table design

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Creating a cleaner way to create interrupt handlers in the interrupt descriptor

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Changing The Current Process

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Creating the PS2 port keyboard driver part 2

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In this lecture we create our very own PS2 port keyboard driver for the PS2 keyboards. Part 2 #OSDEV

Getting a key from the keyboard buffer in user land

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In this lecture you are shown how to read from the keyboard whilst in user land. We accomplish this by communicating with the kernel and asking it for a key from the keyboard buffer #OSDEV

Creating a putchar command that writes one character to the terminal

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This lecture shows you how to write to the terminal in your kernel #OSDEV

Implementing backspace in the terminal

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In this lecture we implement backspace in the terminal allowing users to go back and correct mistakes. #OSDEV

Revising our stream reader

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Implementing The Elf Loader - Part 1

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Here we create an ELF loader for our 32 bit protected mode kernel. This will allow us to load ELF files #osdev #part1

Implementing The Elf Loader - Part 2

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Here we create an ELF loader for our 32 bit protected mode kernel. This will allow us to load ELF files #osdev #part2

Implementing The Elf Loader - Part 3

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Here we create an ELF loader for our 32 bit protected mode kernel. This will allow us to load ELF files #osdev #part3

Implementing The Elf Loader - Part 4

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Here we create an ELF loader for our 32 bit protected mode kernel. This will allow us to load ELF files #osdev #part4

Implementing The Elf Loader - Part 5

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Here we create an ELF loader for our 32 bit protected mode kernel. This will allow us to load ELF files #osdev #part5

Implementing The Elf Loader - Part 6

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Here we create an ELF loader for our 32 bit protected mode kernel. This will allow us to load ELF files #osdev #part6

Writing User Programs In C

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In this lecture we write user programs in the C programming language for our 32 bit protected mode kernel #OSDEV

Implementing system print in stdlib

Implementing system get key in stdlib

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Implementing Malloc In Our stdlib

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Implementing Free In Our stdlib

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Changing the way we map virtual pages for the process

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Implementing itoa function

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Implementing the putchar function

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Implementing the printf function

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Implementing the ability to read lines

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Creating a shell

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Loading other programs from our shell

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Creating some important stdlib functions

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Memory Mapping malloc in stdlib

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Memory Unmapping free In stdlib

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Process arguments - Part 1

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In this lecture we create process arguments for processes in our kernel #OSDEV

Process Arguments - Part 2

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Process Arguments - Part 3

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Implementing A 'System' Command

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Implementing program termination

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Creating An Exit Command

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Handling caps lock, upper case and lower case letters

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Running multiple tasks at the same time multi-tasking

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Improvements to our fat16_to_proper_string function

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What Is Assembly Language?

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In this lecture we discuss what assembly language is, this lecture is part of the kernel development course #OSDEV #ASSEMBLY

Installing The Emulator

Hello World In Assembly

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In this lecture we create a Hello World assembly program

Transistors And Logic Gates Understanding The Processor

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In this lecture we discuss about transistors and logic gates

Registers In Assembly

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Segmentation In The 8086

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The Stack, Subroutines And Endiness Explained

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The Complete C++ Developer Course - Downloads Available

Intro to Game Development using Unity - Part I - Downloads Available

Still Life

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Intro to Game Development using Unity - Part II - Downloads Available

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