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  • New Features

    • Introduced process immunity, preventing certain system processes from being terminated by non-system processes.
    • Added a command to display a formatted list of all processes, showing their PID, state, privilege level, and immunity status.
  • Improvements

    • Enhanced process termination security, with stricter checks and immediate action against unauthorized termination attempts.
    • Improved error messages and process state reporting for better clarity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Corrected process listing to include the idle process.
  • Other

    • Restored detailed scheduler state reporting for debugging purposes.

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A process immunity flag was introduced to prevent certain processes from being terminated by non-system processes. The TerminateProcess function now includes privilege and immunity checks, terminating unauthorized callers. The idle, SKIS, and tracer processes are marked immune. New process listing and restored scheduler dump functions were added, with minor code cleanups throughout.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
Kernel/Process/Process.c Added process immunity flag, enhanced TerminateProcess with security/immunity checks, marked system processes as immune, added ListProcesses, restored DumpSchedulerState, improved formatting and error messages, code cleanup.
Kernel/Process/Process.h Removed SystemService declaration, added ListProcesses declaration.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Caller
    participant Kernel
    participant TargetProcess

    Caller->>Kernel: TerminateProcess(target_pid, reason, exit_code)
    alt Caller is not system and reason != TERM_SECURITY
        Kernel->>Caller: Terminate caller (unauthorized)
    else alt TargetProcess is immune
        Kernel->>Caller: Terminate caller (attempted immune termination)
    else
        Kernel->>TargetProcess: Mark as dying, add to termination queue, set to zombie
        alt Caller == TargetProcess
            Caller->>Caller: Halt execution indefinitely
        end
    end
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Possibly related PRs

  • Development #31: Extends the deferred process termination mechanism by introducing process immunity, enhanced security checks, and additional process management features, directly modifying the same code areas.

Poem

In the kernel’s warren, some bunnies now wear shields,
Immune to paws that pry in forbidden fields.
Unauthorized hoppers, beware what you try—
For if you poke the chosen, you’ll be first to say goodbye!
With process lists and scheduler dumps anew,
The system’s garden grows stronger too.
🐰✨


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@assembler-0 assembler-0 merged commit 750bef9 into main Jul 12, 2025
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