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==Long-Term Projects== | ==Long-Term Projects== | ||
=== Metal (and MetalC) === | === [[Project:Metal|Metal (and MetalC)]] === | ||
An OS development programming language that emits raw x86 machine code. Specifically designed to create operating systems, bootloaders, and other bare-metal projects. It removes the need to use a seperate linker file and contains its own VBA and LBA directives to specify virtual and loaded memory. | An OS development programming language that emits raw x86 machine code. Specifically designed to create operating systems, bootloaders, and other bare-metal projects. It removes the need to use a seperate linker file and contains its own VBA and LBA directives to specify virtual and loaded memory. | ||
Access the source code through: [https://universe.0xinfinity.dev/metal/metalc https://universe.0xinfinity.dev/metal/metalc] | Access the source code through: [https://universe.0xinfinity.dev/metal/metalc https://universe.0xinfinity.dev/metal/metalc] | ||
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This website contains explanation and documentation of my projects.
You can view a comprehensive list of my projects as well as access my git instance.
I am also building my own knowledge base where I document the things that I learn from my cybersecurity and low-level development projects/readings.
Long-Term Projects
An OS development programming language that emits raw x86 machine code. Specifically designed to create operating systems, bootloaders, and other bare-metal projects. It removes the need to use a seperate linker file and contains its own VBA and LBA directives to specify virtual and loaded memory.
Access the source code through: https://universe.0xinfinity.dev/metal/metalc
