Century-64 is a 64-bit Hobby Operating System written mostly in assembly.
Copyright (C) 2014 Adam Scott Clark
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Currently, Century-64 is in its infancy. It has limited functionality and no user interface.
However, I hope Century-64 to be feature-rich. The current capability is as follows:
- Long mode support (64-bit addressing [see note 1])
- Support for 256TB physical memory
- Support for 256TB virtual memory
- Support for 16TB kernel heap
Note 1: Current CPU limitations are 48-bit addresses.