Operating System | Bridgewater State University. Fall - 2019 Build an Operating System from Scratch/Team coordinator
This project was a group project work compose of three-person including myself Saint Aime, Jean Harold as project coordinator Shardow-Suberu, Dansalah as project chief software engineer and Lopes, Josh as consultants. We all worked together to create an Operating System using C Programming Language to execute: write, read, saved, terminate, and delete files via a command line.
tools that was necessary for this project were:
Emumaker86 - An x86 processor simulator PuTTY or some other SSH client - essential if you don't have a Linux computer bcc (Bruce Evan's C Compiler) - A 16-bit C compiler as86, ld86 - A 16 bit assembler and linker that typically comes with bcc gcc - The standard 32-bit GNU C compiler nasm - The Netwide Assembler hexedit - A utility that allows you to edit a file in hexadecimal byte-by-byte dd - A standard low-level copying utility. This generally comes with UNIX. pico, nano, or vi - A simple text-based editor