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Whatever your goals, OSDev'ing is the great pinnacle of programming. But, you're not alone. In fact, this entire website, including the [http://forum.osdev.org forums] and this Wiki, are dedicated to OSDev'ing. This is not only about great programming skills, but is about community and developing friendships. Be those friendships between fellow forum members or IRQs and processes. |
Whatever your goals, OSDev'ing is the great pinnacle of programming. But, you're not alone. In fact, this entire website, including the [http://forum.osdev.org forums] and this Wiki, are dedicated to OSDev'ing. This is not only about great programming skills, but is about community and developing friendships. Be those friendships between fellow forum members or IRQs and processes. |
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What do you need to succeed in OSDeving? You should read the [[Getting Started]] article. If you are going to use C/C++ as your language of choice, you are required to build a [[GCC Cross-Compiler]] first. |
What do you need to succeed in OSDeving? You should read the [[Getting Started]] article. If you are going to use C/C++ as your language of choice, you are required to build a [[GCC Cross-Compiler]] first. And if you prefer to use other [[Languages]] then it is important to have some similar tools (e.g. compiler) or if there's no such tools it is often only your efforts that can help you. But going along with your preferred language can add some motivation and excitement during your work. |
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Good luck! :) |
Good luck! :) |
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