You’ve probably asked yourself at least once how an operating system is written from the ground up. You might even have years of programming experience under your belt, yet your understanding of operating systems may still be a collection of abstract concepts not grounded in actual implementation. To those who’ve never built one, an operating system may seem like magic: a mysterious thing that can control hardware while handling a programmer’s requests via the API of their favorite programming language. Learning how to build an operating system seems intimidating and difficult; no matter how much you learn, it never feels like you know enough. You’re probably reading this book right now to gain a better understanding of operating systems to be a better software engineer.
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