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FreeDOS Kernel - An MS-DOS Emulator for Platform Independence & Embedded System Development (Paperback)
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FreeDOS Kernel - An MS-DOS Emulator for Platform Independence & Embedded System Development (Paperback)
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Master operating system development. FreeDOS Kernel explains the
construction and operation of Pat Villani's DOS-C - a highly
portable, single threaded operating system. Written in C and with
system calls similar to MS-DOS, the FreeDOS kernel provides an
excellent source code base for experimentation. Study it, modify it
and use it without getting lost in the complexity of most
microkernels. The book and companion disk include the full source
code for an 80X86 kernel and support files. Achieve real platform
independence with DOS compatibility. FreeDOS uses the de facto DOS
hardware standards and provides binary compatibility for MS-DOS
applications, compiles with Borland C, Microsoft C and other C
cross-compilers without using their run-time libraries, and is the
kernel provided by the FreeDOS community on the Internet. Provide
embedded systems with full OS functionality. The FreeDOS kernel
provides embedded systems applications with the functionality of
larger operating systems, including file storage, embedded
databases, and sophisticated device control. Simplify the design of
your embedded systems by using your PC for development and then
linking your own version of FreeDOS to create the application ROM.
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