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64-bit OS written entirely in assembly

 
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by Open Source News May 28, 2011 01:32 AM

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The goal of the BareMetal project, which includes a stripped-down bootloader and a cluster computing platform is to get away from the inefficient obfuscated machine code generated by higher level languages like C/C++ and Java. By writing the OS in assembly, runtime speeds are increased, and thereā??s very little overhead for when every clock cycle counts.
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