System Programming In C

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Can Anyone Please Give Me Any Source For System Programming ( Operating System Programming ) In C ? I Do Not Want To Use Assembly .

Posted 11-Jan-14 16:18pm

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Updated 11-Jan-14 17:52pm

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Ron Beyer 11-Jan-14 22:21pm

Operating system? Billing system? Accounting System? Business Intelligence System?

Member 10362540 11-Jan-14 22:53pm

Operating System

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-11T22:36:00

Solution 2

As Ron says, we know nothing about your skill level, although the fact that you have asked this questions gives us a clue. Take a look at Building your own operating system[^] and Develop Your Own Operating System in C# or VB.NET[^].

Posted 11-Jan-14 22:36pm

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-11T22:57:00

Solution 3

A guy here wrote a nice article series on the argument. First article: "Beginning Operating System Development, Part One"[^].

Posted 11-Jan-14 22:57pm

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Ron Beyer · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-11T16:56:00

First off saying "I do not want to use assembly" immediately sets you up for failure. At the very least you need assembly to load in your main application.

Second, this is the "quick answers" forum, if you want to learn about operating system programming I would advise you to buy some books and start studying, its not an easy topic. There are a lot of things to understand before you can make the first even simplest OS.

And lastly, we know nothing about your skill level. This is a very advanced topic and isn't something you start off with. Most modern systems are not written in C, not entirely. Try searching Google for "C Operating System" or similar search terms and start reading. There may even be sample code for you to follow.