Here is my humble problem.. I have taken a gander at the elks code, and I am wondering... 1) Shared Libraries: You mention that they have not been implemented.. By Shared Libraries do you mean independent interface to dependent system controls, such as video, audio? If so, I am quite interested in how they may be implemented. I am at work on my own "operating system" (if you can call it that) and the topic du jour within my personal self-study is how to build a system interface that remains portable. The idea that I want to implement is as such.. Sally has written an ansi compatible text output library, and the standard library for x-os is built special for an outdated proprietary machine. Sally runs an "install" command referencing her lib. and the OS automatically reroots the calls to the custom library and badda-Bing Sally has herself a ANSI compatible OS. Assuming sallys program includes all requisite functions needed. (os should search chained libraries in sequence if a certain function is not found) Or in other words a "direct-x" interface. So any information on how to implement such a standard is C/C++ would make me a very happy camper. Thanks in advance Gil Pinheiro ** As good as the elks source is.. I'm looking for a FREE OS theory guide? Any Suggestions? Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
