Achilleas Anagnostopoulos b733915536 Use runtime.g0, runtime.m0 and replace hardcoded offsets ...

The rt0 code implements a dedicated function for initializing the Go runtime
structures. Instead of reserving space for a dummy g struct, the rt0
code now uses the g0 and m0 symbols defined by the runtime package. In
addition to setting up g0, the rt0 also sets up the m0 struct and links
it to g0.

Setting up m0 is a requirement for properly bootstapping the
malloc-related code in the following commits

2017-06-30 09:08:32 +01:00

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cgo_stubs.s

fix build failure because of _cgo_yield

2017-06-17 20:16:31 +08:00

constants.inc

Switch to a 64-bit version of the kernel and rt0 code

2017-05-03 21:37:53 +01:00

data.s

Switch to a 64-bit version of the kernel and rt0 code

2017-05-03 21:37:53 +01:00

multiboot_header.s

Switch to a 64-bit version of the kernel and rt0 code

2017-05-03 21:37:53 +01:00

rt0_32.s

Enable page write protection for both kernel and user space

2017-06-22 06:24:30 +01:00

rt0_64.s

Use runtime.g0, runtime.m0 and replace hardcoded offsets

2017-06-30 09:08:32 +01:00