binary memory map

[CorruptedByCPU]

the binary memory map describes only one space, starting with the physical address 0x00100000 process the rest of the memory map entries and describe them in a binary memory map

[EmadDeve20]

Hi, @Blackend Your project is very good and I like it. I think your project needs to be completed with C or Rust language ... No? So I can help you but I need a Long time to read your source and learning assembly. May I ask you why you created this project? Or what was your motivation?

[CorruptedByCPU]

There really is no need for help ;) Besides, I keep all the comments in my own language - and I have no spare strength to rewrite, so it is a significant obstacle.

[EmadDeve20]

Hello. and you are not thinking of ambition? If I could add a Rust language to it, it would be really great, even from Linux. The assembly language is not very efficient and you can learn Rust soon if you want. Of course, it depends on the purpose and interest.

[CorruptedByCPU]

Thanks but no ;) I'm only interested in low-level programming.

At the moment it is not possible to run programs from any known filesystem, and those already available are included in the kernel code.

When the project is fully stable and receives the official name, I will think in which direction to take it.

[EmadDeve20]

Ok, bro. If you need help, I'm here : D