how to get dragonfly and freebsd source code

[Robert 'r3tex' Luciani]

dark0s Optik wrote:
> I am reading book of microprocessor architectures, but I would like
> try to program a microprocessor.
> Anyone can suggest me documents, web links, peoples to help me in my interest?
> 
> Regards

Well I'm not so sure about websites containing everything you need to
know, but there's a good order to doing these things. Like first
learning a simple 8-bit Motorola CPU just to get familiar with the
different parts of the processor and how it can be expanded. Then go on
to MIPS, because it's coherent and learn about all the different
optimization techniques. Then perhaps go on to x86 *shudder*. I'd
recommend going to a University library.

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Robert Luciani <rluciani at gmail.com>
Chalmers University of Technology, SWE
Department of Computer Science and Engineering