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* Now using Doug Lea's malloc for userland too. And improved stability.Alex AUVOLAT2012-05-0118-121/+106
* Now using Doug Lea's malloc in kernel land. Next: same in userland.Alex AUVOLAT2012-05-0119-507/+6344
* Some cleanup ; relocated the kernel at 0xC0000000Alex AUVOLAT2012-05-0120-237/+61
* It's alive! Or is it? No, it's not.Alex AUVOLAT2012-05-013-4/+2
* New heap, simple and bug-free, but inefficient.katchup2010-12-1211-267/+492
* Minor changes to display.Alexis2112010-09-111-8/+6
* Removed all old object/request/... stuff (that was crap)Alexis2112010-09-108-501/+4
* Each thread has its own stack. Added simple unit tests for kmalloc,kfreeAlexis2112010-09-1015-42/+97
* Some changes to stack tracing.Alexis2112010-08-134-15/+27
* Added priorities to the scheduler.Alexis2112010-08-103-21/+42
* No more global list of threads, one list of threads per process.Alexis2112010-08-103-21/+21
* Now using a simple Round Robin scheduler.Alexis2112010-08-105-21/+46
* Changed idt_waitIrq to support multiple waiting threads.Alexis2112010-08-102-9/+15
* thread_sleep functions redone.Alexis2112010-08-105-41/+73
* Added a lot of comments in kernel code. A bit of cleaning too.Alexis2112010-08-1024-62/+232
* Using a cross-compiler. Better makefile system.Alexis2112010-08-102-36/+12
* 0.0.4 is outAlexis2112010-04-081-1/+1
* More work on managerAlexis2112010-04-0712-40/+91
* More work on IPC.Alexis2112010-04-053-3/+13
* Shared memory segment manager in userlandAlexis2112010-03-312-2/+6
* More work on IPC and userland tools.Alexis2112010-03-3012-23/+84
* IPC documented, still not tested.Alexis2112010-03-262-7/+17
* IPC not tested but suposedly working.Alexis2112010-03-2413-51/+248
* More work on IPCAlexis2112010-03-2311-27/+263
* old uncommited changes commitedAlexis2112010-03-0215-19/+225
* Added thread_new syscallAlexis2112010-02-094-8/+21
* Added user mode support and monitor_writeDecAlexis2112010-02-0914-13/+149
* ReorganisationAlexis2112010-02-0636-0/+2158