Stuff implemented

KIP is implemented. Timer and interrupt controller support is added. 11 system calls can be called from userspace. (They are actually not implemented yet.) The nice thing is I can use Insight + qemu for very rapid testing. Upon running of a script Insight is started, gdb connects to qemu, loader runs, and stops right after the mmu is turned on and before jumping from physical to virtual. Then it loads the kernel image symbols, and stops. So in the convenience of running a simple script you get to step through the kernel code with Insight. Something possible theoretically but never practically with a hardware debugger. The reason is you have to configure the hw debugger, connect to target etc. etc. and debugger prompts you with its endless and needless questions at each step and it takes more than half a minute to do this. Anyway I've done other nice things but this is what I did last night so perhaps slightly influenced by it ;-). I've been doing ok so far, but overall there's just so much more to write. The next thing I'll do is finally implement the scheduling, and some of the easier system calls. (Well all seem straightforward as long as I get the register glue logic correct) Meanwhile I am looking for an embedded gui implementation. I am seriously wondering why there isn't a widely adopted replacement for X in a smaller scope. I've found something called libggl (or similar name) that looks promising. The code looks good. But not sure if it is worth spending hours and hours on it. But before I do that I must get a lot of other things done first anyway.