Note that the scheduler does not load/restore floating point numbers yet
upon task switching. This means only one task can use floating point numbers
at the same time without the risk of race conditions.
Note that this enables SSE in 32-bit x86 platforms - but not all models
have such support, which limits which computers Sortix works on. Ideally, we
should detect what features are available on the computer at runtime and
enable/disable the proper kernel support. This is not a problem on x86_64.
This commit fixes some instances of uninitialized memory.
In addition, the bootstrap tables for x64 are moved around a bit,
in this awful game of placing stuff where it won't collide with grub.
Fixed 64-bit-ness bug in BSR() and BSF().
Added 64-bit system call stubs in libmaxsi.
Added a Elf64 program loader.
Fixed uninitialized memory bug in the scheduler.
x64/boot.s now takes care of user-space memory permissions.
Fixed bug in x64/syscall.s
That's right. The system now boots in 64-bit mode.
It is horribly unstable, though.
Jonas 'Sortie' Termansen