So [...]]]> So yeah i spent the last while just playing with yacc and reading code files. I cant believe how well yacc works i mean you have to put in like ZERO thought into parsing strings! I am so going to use it as much as i can in any project i get the chance to!

So i moved it all over to: https://launchpad.net/silix

And updated my silix_os page: http://redbrain.co.uk/?page_id=103

I need to update my Scumm_3D page i started a little more work on this and changed the name to pMonkey Because the idea is i want like a physics playground but i am unsure if i will continue working on it because i dont mind programming but i really cant make graphics! I mean i used to play with blender now and again but i mean i cant really spend the time to learn mroe of it i would love to but its not what i am best at i want to concentrate on coding if i was to start a proper project to get commiters and commnunity support it would be pmonkey but it wouldnt be untill summer i start serious work on it i only been playing with ogre-heads hitting eachother and bounching in a box … a white box for that matter rofl

code?!

I would probably prefer to keep working at my drizzle and silix_os because then i get to concentrate rather than my head all over the place for a while!

Oh yeah here is a great link for learning the basics of yacc: http://ds9a.nl/lex-yacc/cvs/lex-yacc-howto.html

I have been reading up on compilers and this really seems intereasting: http://gmplib.org/

Its a Math library to be mega high-preformance it would be pretty head bending to learn but its cools! Anways off to merge some code!

I am working my way through how the boot process [...]]]> So anyways i have always been intereasted into OS system design like how does it work, as in what if you have nothing but hardware you have no compiler but hardware and you want an OS these links are really helping me understand it all now:

I am working my way through how the boot process of an OS works its actualy much more simple than you would think, you think there would be much more to it. Plus these papers are really good in that they are practical usualy papers are just a bunch of idiots talking about what other people have made and they usualy suck in the end but thses are good:

http://williamstallings.com/OS/OS5e.html

http://www.nondot.org/sabre/os/articles/TheBootProcess/