Links

Here's a list of links to cool things you might like or I use frequently. Have any cool links? Add them! Though please respect if I remove or modify them.

Please note that most of these links are curated: I've spent time verifying to my best ability that these links are to resources that are accurate, complete, up to date and useful.

Individuals

My friend's personal pages:

• Koz Ross' Retro-Freedom
• Xogium's The floss life
• kaz's neocities website

Organizations

• LuminaSensum

Electronics

• Chinese electronics products tested

Linux tools

• lossless-cut
• ZombieTrackerGPS

Programming documentation

• Unicode Technical Site
• glibc manual
• GCC online documentation
• GNU assembler documentation
• GDB documentation

Unix documentation

• The Linux man-pages project
• NetBSD Manual Pages
• FreeBSD Manual Pages (contains other Unix man pages too)
• OpenBSD manual pages
• debian packages
• debian man pages
• Arch Linux packages
• Arch Linux man pages
• Ubuntu packages
• Ubuntu man pages
• systemd website
• systemd man pages
• Repology package monitor
• coreutils manual
• POSIX.1-2017 standard
• x86-64 System V ABI

Unix source code

• Linux kernel git repository
• Michael Ellerman's linux-fullhistory repository
• NetBSD git mirror
• FreeBSD git mirror
• OpenBSD git mirror
• systemd git repository
• glibc git repository
• binutils-gdb git repository
• musl git repository

DOS documentation

• Ralf Brown's Interrupt List
• Ralf Brown's Interrupt List - Indexed HTML Version
• iAPX 86/88, 186/188 User's Manual Hardware Reference
• The Art of Assembly Language (16-bit DOS version)
• Michael Abrash's Graphics Programming Black Book (Markdown version)
• (Old) Documentation for Intel Processors

DOS source code

• FreeDOS source code
• DOSBox-X git repository
• DOSBox Staging git repository
• MS-DOS 1.25 and 2.0 git repository

DOS tools

• Open Watcom v2
• NASM
• mTCP TCP/IP applications for DOS PCs
• Crynwr packet drivers
• Packet Drivers Collection for MS-DOS, IBM PC-DOS, DR-DOS, FreeDOS, etc.

Windows documentation

• MSDN 2005 containing Windows 9x documentation
• MSDN 2005 Windows API reference

ISA documentation

• AMD Developer Guides, Manuals & ISA Documents (I find these more readable than Intel's)
• Intel 64 and IA-32 Architectures Software Developer Manuals
• AMD Tech Docs
• ARM Documentation
• Felix Cloutier's x86 and amd64 instruction reference
• Arm Architecture Reference Manual for A-profile architecture
• Instruction Set Assembly Guide for Armv7 and earlier Arm architectures
• RISC-V Specifications
• Agner Fog's x86 optimization manuals