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	It is possible to use Microsoft Visual C++ to write OS kernel, however keep in mind that all the Visual C++ compiler is able to output is [[OMF]] format object files, and the linker can only produce [[PE Binaries]], so you will have to either use a bootloader which understands these formats or convert them to, for example, [[ELF]] or flat binary.		It is possible to use Microsoft Visual C++ to write OS kernel, however keep in mind that all the Visual C++ compiler is able to output is [[OMF]] format object files, and the linker can only produce [[PE Binaries]], so you will have to either use a bootloader which understands these formats or convert them to, for example, [[ELF]] or flat binary.

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