vk | C kernel project ; current architecture : x86

vk is a C library. vk has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

vk is a kernel c kernel project ; current architecture : x86 the goal of this project is to get a posix-compliant c kernel. i started it to learn posix, c, unix conventions and how does a computer really works. i also want to have a working kernel to actually use it on old hardware that i have that can barely run linux. current status : the kernel can load an elf executable, statically linked with newlib, and execute the code, from an ata disk with a fat32/ext2 fs or an atapi cd-rom with an iso9660 fs. multitasking is working, and processes can use fork() and exec() system calls to run other processes. i want to get acpi support, at least for acpi shutdown but also to use things like hpet... i already ported newlib and made my custom (i386-vk-*) toolchain ; i have successfully compiled and executed simple programs like hello world, and tested scanf()/getc().. and everything worked. i'm now trying to port real software but i need to be more posix-compliant. i currently have a port of dash that i use to debug the kernel (because i can't really do anything with it for now). once i get dash to run well, i'll fix cpu exception handling and release the kernel as