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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2022-05-06	kernel/proc: reorganize the functions	dzwdz

2022-05-06	kernel/proc: move shutdown() to process_kill	dzwdz

2022-05-06	kernel/proc: simplify `process_free()`	dzwdz

2022-05-06	kernel/proc: get rid of the PS_DEADER state, free processes asap	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel/driver: clean up the ps2/serial drivers	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel: fix a few minor compiler warnings	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel: move fsroot to kernel/arch/i386	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel: each driver registers its own mounts	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel: syscalls now have to explicitly save the return value	dzwdz
	thus they can opt out of doing that so the calls which might return immediately but can return later don't have to both regs_savereturn and return to the caller. and because of that, the return values of a lot of VFS things have just got way saner
2022-05-05	kernel/proc: remove WAITS4IRQ	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel: move the COM1 driver to a separate handler	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel: ps2 driver is now a separate backend	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel/vfs: refactor vfs_backend to allow multiple kernel backends	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel/vfs: rename the vfsreq funcs, merge vfsreq_finish & vfsreq_cancel	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel/vfs_root: fix nullptr dereference	dzwdz

2022-05-05	kernel/proc: remove deathbedding	dzwdz

2022-05-04	kernel/proc: leave the vfs_request when killing a WAITS4FS proc	dzwdz
	...instead of letting the hwole process stay around. This could end up a bit more complex, I have no idea how to test killing processes during vfs requests. The upside of this is that I can remove all the deathbed/deadparent weirdness now.
2022-05-04	kernel: refcount vfs_backend	dzwdz
	what a mess
2022-05-03	kernel: reference count mount objects, free them on process kills	dzwdz

2022-05-03	kernel/alloc: expose kmalloc_sanity	dzwdz

2022-05-03	kernel/proc: fix double decrement of potential_handlers	dzwdz

2022-05-03	kernel/alloc: print who allocated unfreed memory on shutdown	dzwdz

2022-05-03	kernel: stacktraces on panic()	dzwdz

2022-05-03	kernel/alloc: display details about all the unfreed memory on shutdown	dzwdz

2022-05-03	kernel/alloc: kfree() now actually frees memory	dzwdz

2022-05-02	meta: write a script to generate `src/init/syscalls.c`	dzwdz

2022-05-02	syscalls: fork() noreap flag	dzwdz

2022-05-02	shared: fix some stuff i broke + compiler warnings	dzwdz

2022-05-02	kernel/vfs: always separately allocate the request object	dzwdz

2022-05-02	kernel/vfs: pass `close()` calls to fs handlers	dzwdz

2022-05-02	kernel/syscall: implement _syscall_close()	dzwdz

2022-05-01	kernel/proc: `process_handle_get` for safely accepting handle ids	dzwdz

2022-05-01	kernel/proc: make handles separate refcounted objects	dzwdz

2022-05-01	init/fs: make directory listings respect offsets	dzwdz

2022-05-01	init/libc: libc_file wrapper over the raw syscalls	dzwdz

2022-05-01	init/cat: read files until EOF	dzwdz

2022-04-28	kernel/proc: automatically free processes given the chance	dzwdz

2022-04-28	kernel/proc: reparent deathbedded processes	dzwdz
	dead processes now can't have alive children
2022-04-28	init: run shells from a child process to expose bug in process_free()	dzwdz

2022-04-28	kernel/proc: simplify `process_seed`	dzwdz

2022-04-28	kernel/proc: explicitly handle all process states in switch()es	dzwdz

2022-04-28	kernel/vfs: don't wait for IRQs when system is about to halt	dzwdz

2022-04-22	kernel: recursive process_free	dzwdz

2022-04-21	kernel: consolidate `process_seed` and `run_init`	dzwdz

2022-04-21	kernel/proc: only expose `process_switch_any()`	dzwdz
	other parts of the kernel don't need to care about which process exactly gets switched into
2022-04-21	kernel/proc: only kill deathbedded processes on switch attempt	dzwdz
	this makes `process_transition` safe again, as it won't be able to free processes. it was a pretty unintuitive behaviour
2022-04-21	kernel: recursive kill()	dzwdz

2022-04-21	kernel: `shutdown()`; temporarily print process states on shutdown	dzwdz

2022-04-16	kernel/vfs: store the queue in `vfs_request` itself	dzwdz

2022-04-16	kernel/vfs: refactor `vfs_request_accept` into `vfs_backend_accept`	dzwdz
	handling the backend queue makes more sense here than in the syscall implementation. it's also just overall cleaner