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[http://ar.to/ I] began OS development at the wee age of 13, with Richard Burgess's classic book ''"Developing Your |
[http://ar.to/ I] began OS development at the wee age of 13, with Richard Burgess's classic book ''"Developing Your Own 32-Bit Operating System"''. Thus began a long journey that I can't say has reached any particular conclusion, but has certainly been rewarding and educational nonetheless. |
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These days I do mostly systems programming in C++14. Database engines and such. In my copious free time, I continue working on the tooling and materials that will eventually enable me to put together a complete system according to my own vision. |
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* [http://libc11.org/ libc11], a public domain implementation of the C11 standard library. |
* [http://libc11.org/ libc11], a public domain implementation of the C11 standard library. |
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* [http://unlicense.org/ The Unlicense], an effort to promote the proliferation of software unfettered and unencumbered by copyright monopoly. |
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Revision as of 19:48, 17 November 2014
I began OS development at the wee age of 13, with Richard Burgess's classic book "Developing Your Own 32-Bit Operating System". Thus began a long journey that I can't say has reached any particular conclusion, but has certainly been rewarding and educational nonetheless.
These days I do mostly systems programming in C++14. Database engines and such. In my copious free time, I continue working on the tooling and materials that will eventually enable me to put together a complete system according to my own vision.
My Projects
- libc11, a public domain implementation of the C11 standard library.
- The Unlicense, an effort to promote the proliferation of software unfettered and unencumbered by copyright monopoly.