Open Windows source code

The exposure of Windows source code is a milestone benefit for technical enthusiasts of windows and researchers based on Windows platforms. Even though Microsoft saw such a plan coming out last year, it never saw the source code published (at least I didn't see it ). However, this plan will soon be fulfilled, and Microsoft is also striding towards open source. I have first caught a glimpse of this code package. The most important code in the Windows Kernel is made public, and there are related documents. This is undoubtedly a treasure for technical staff who love operating systems (especially windows. In addition, if you want to do some research work at the kernel level, this is also a very good platform. I think the vast majority of systematic research work on the Linux platform will soon change. In the future, we can do some more practical system research on the Windows platform. In addition, I think it is time to advance the operating system business in China. However, do not create a "proprietary windows" on the source code. The name of this project is wrk (Windows research kernel). If you are interested, you can follow this project later. There is another operating system teaching project, named projectoz, associated with this project. In the future, I will have the opportunity to write another introduction. For an expired document, see research.microsoft.com/workshops/ fs2005/presentations/facultysummit_2005_probert.ppt.