make init
make run
- Only 2880 sector (1.44MB) floppy disks are currently supported
- Only FAT12 read operations are currently supported
- Tiny Memory Model - Code, Data, Stack, Heap all in one segment
- One segment per binary, but frequent use of Far Functions
- Libc has access to Kernel functions
- Executables have access to Libc functions
- When loading files, it is assumed that are under 64k as they would not entirely fit into a segment
- Kernel operates a stack as it executes code
- Libc does not have a stack. The design of the stdlib is to provide far functions to programs that inter-operate with the kernel
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