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CosmosOS/IL2CPU

IL2CPU is a compiler for .NET IL code to compile to assembly language for direct booting.

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Wes Sleeman

@wessupermare

List<T>.add() now works as well! Great work @quajak !

Matthijs ter Woord

@mterwoord

so 1 thing we could use help with is curating pr's and issues

Wes Sleeman

@wessupermare

Sounds good.

Matthijs ter Woord

@mterwoord

tehn if you come across something that's small, we can get you going

Wes Sleeman

@wessupermare

Let me know what you need.

Matthijs ter Woord

@mterwoord

@wessupermare Are you on the Cosmos channel as well?

Wes Sleeman

@wessupermare

@mterwoord Yes.

Matthijs ter Woord

@mterwoord

that one is the main channel

(btw, the "curate issues/pr's" counts for all 3 main projects, cosmos, il2cpu, xsharp)

if you encoutner an issue which you think is not too much work, feel free to ping me, so i can possibly get you started with it

Wes Sleeman

@wessupermare

Sounds good, thanks!

Kuzey Cimen

@KuzeyC

Hello I get this error when trying to install Cosmos. https://pastebin.com/0f8CPv5b

jp2masa

@jp2masa

did you clone all the required repos?

Kuzey Cimen

@KuzeyC

how do i do that

i just ran the bat file from https://github.com/CosmosOS/Cosmos/releases/tag/Userkit_20181009

user kit zip

jp2masa

@jp2masa

ok, wait a second

jp2masa

@jp2masa

why are you trying to build user kit sources?

Kuzey Cimen

@KuzeyC

i just wanna install cosmos to make an os

jp2masa

@jp2masa

you can use the installer

Kuzey Cimen

@KuzeyC

then whats the point of the zip

for devs?

jp2masa

@jp2masa

that's automatically created by github

Kuzey Cimen

@KuzeyC

ok ty

how do i make cosmos compatible with virtualbox oracle

jp2masa

@jp2masa

Kuzey Cimen

@KuzeyC

like when i run the program i want it to start virtualbox

jp2masa

@jp2masa

we don't support virtualbox officially

Wes Sleeman

@wessupermare

Build an ISO and boot VBox off that. I think that's probably your best bet.

Matthijs ter Woord

@mterwoord

@wessupermare the boxing thingy is more complex than i thought.

not a wise thing to start out with... :)

agentmagma123

@agentmagma123

you can just set output mode to iso image and you just use that as your iso file to setup linux or windows

or any virtualbox like vmware

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

Hello, what is the assembler you guys are planning to use for ARM porting?

Christopher Schaefer

@disks86

I think that is up for debate. My recommendation was the gnu assembler. It supports ARM and riscV.

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

Thanks Christopher! Is there any work started on XSharp or IL2CPU for ARM? I took a quick look on the code and was not able to find it

Kudzu

@czhower

Nothing yet.. just some preliminary planning. I had planned to get to X# recently but June/July has been a disaster for me. Failed hard drives, dead motherboard, replacement lost in shipment, dead AC in office... and thats just the tip of my crapberg.

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

I would love to help you guys on that

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

The XSharp.Assembler namespace seems to be a good place to start, doesn't it?

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

Since the target is the Raspberry Pi and the boards available currently cover 3 different ARM architectures (v6, v7, and v8), I'm wondering what would be best instruction grouping to organize the instruction code

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

If I understood correctly, the current documentation sees all the instructions through 3 groups: T32, A32, and A64

Kudzu

@czhower

Can you join our XSharp room?

Marcelo Caetano

@marcelocaetano

Yes, I just joined it

Kudzu

@czhower

Great! Ping there and Charles and I can respond....