Experimental Unix-like x86-32 operating system with a dirty codebase, written in C.
You need:
- a Unix-y environment (WSL is good if you're on Win10, Cygwin might be a good pick on other versions, didn't test it)
- nasm
- GNU make or something compatible
- i686-elf toolchain
- GRUB packages for generating the disk image
Now run make [whatever module you want] where the module can be:
- all - everything except for the disk image
- diskimg - the ISO
- kernel - the amazing kernel itself
- libc - libc to link with userspace software
- klibc - libc to link with the kernel
Now hope I didn't push something uncompilable :-)