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most syscalls will have to do this to copy memory around or whatever.
it's pretty ugly too, but i can't come up with a better abstraction...
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i'm using bochs for debugging now anyways, and this will be useful
for serial output
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it's kinda bad. it passes the tests, though...
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If gcc is built with a different $PREFIX than binutils, it won't even
attempt using them - it will use the system assembler instead, which
fails for obvious reasons.
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It compiles, but the resulting gcc binary doesn't actually work.
Maybe it's too new for the binutils?
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it currently only checks if the path is valid, it's the bare minimum
needed to write tests
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i'll be adding a TEST_STR macro soon, so TEST_COND makes more sense
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what's the point, we have real tests now
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will be used to test functions operating on strings
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i'll use it outside of panic.h
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i'm a terrible writer
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it's only meant to create the root process, the old name could've been
misleading
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i used a linked list because it's the simplest way to implement this
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gets rid of the double panic() call
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when doing anything more complex than starting a new program, you pretty
much need to pass a full register dump. otherwise stuff will break
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