Your best bet will probably be to add a TCP/IP stack to your simple operating system. Look at Linux or BSD for examples of what goes into one. You'll probably find the earlier Linux ones more informative. Later ones are more complicated due to their optimization.
-andrew >-----Original Message----- >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >Sent: Saturday, February 02, 2002 1:42 PM >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Mozilla Development > > >Hi!, > >I am working on a simple operating system that currently works by >executing binary files. > >I am interested in building a web-browser for it, and since mozilla >source code is easily accessible, it was a natural desire to modify it >to suit my needs. > >The OS I am developing currently has no TCP/IP support. I do not know >what changes must be made to mozilla source code to overcome this. How >do I go about creating a TCP/IP stack for it? How does mozilla use the >TCP/IP stack? > >Perhaps this is asking too much, but I hope you understand, > >sincerely, > >Rohit >
