ANNOS (Arthur's Not Named Operating System) is a OS, powered by a C++ monolythic kernel.
It aims to be a relatively easy-to-study system, almost completely object-oriented and as fast as possible.
To build annos, you'll need a gcc with the i686-elf and C++14 support (g++).
You can use other compiler, given that it supports the __attribute__((packed)) directive.
You'll have to build it. Here you'll find instructions. Download this binutils and this GCC and use them in the tutorial, because it's what I'm using now.
Please set the CXX, AS an QEMU variables in the makefile to point to
the path of your new i686-elf-g++, i686-elf-as and qemu-system-i386.
Type make qemu-run to run it in QEMU. Type make iso to generate an ISO
that you can use to boot it on real hardware.
Please contribute, I'm going to love it ❤️
Open a pull request if you like, check the issues, help me to improve it, if you like. Have fun!
Well, an image is worth a thousand words...
All of this source code is licensed under the MIT license.